I was trying to compile a 3d modeller for povray
the other day and failed. It crapped out trying
to find -lqgl (libqgl) with qt. I checked my
system and could only find a qgl.h header file
in the qt1x-1.44 include directory.
I seem to recall that when compiling qt from a
tarball (this is my first rpm --rebuild of a
qt src rpm), you had to specifically and
individually compile certain little extras
like some form of libgl. I assume that the
reason I have no libqgl.so on my system is because
rebuilding a src.rpm doesn't default to do this.
Question: how do you rebuild a source rpm
like qt using rpm so that it actually compiles
and produces the gl stuff? Do I have to install
the src.rpm, dig thru the spec file or the src
installation directories and find the little
bugger myself? If so, this really bites...
otherwise, how do I do it?
patrick
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