RE: [PyKDE] PyQT on HPUX

[Mike]

Title: RE: [PyKDE] PyQT on HPUX

Thanks! That was the solution.

 

I had to add -AA to CXXFLAGS and to LIBS  I had to add "-lCsup_v2 -lstd_v2" to LIBS. I gather that somewhere in the build process, the system grabs the QT build info from qtmake.conf in the QT directory. However, one file was modified to use some newer stuff that QT never used so the .conf file never needed those additional flags and libraries.

 

FYI, PyQwt also has the same problems, and another two files break things in PyQwt which sees "size_t" in the Qwt code as merely an "unsigned' when it should be an "unsigned long".

 

Cheers,

 

Mike

 

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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Michal Drozd
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 6:38 AM
To: 'Mike'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PyKDE] PyQT on HPUX

> Hello, I am trying in vain to get PyQT to run on HPUX 11. The
> troublesome
> file is pyuic3/form.cpp. First it references the std
> <iostream> header, but
> bails out because the Makefile doesn't include the proper
> path. Afterward
> adding that in by hand it found <iostream> just fine, but now
> a bunch of
> other errors are thrown in <memory>, such as:
You need to pass -AA flag to aCC to use a lot of "new" C++ stuff.  Make sure you have -AA in pyuic3's makefile's CXXFLAGS.  If not, then something didn't configure properly.

        Michal