Hi, Sorry for the delay, I am not getting much time these days...
On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 2:48 AM, Thomas Friedrichsmeier <thomas.friedrichsme...@ruhr-uni-bochum.de> wrote: >>> yes and no. libstdc++ is certainly needed (by all KDE apps), but it should >>> already be included in the Qt / and or KDE libraries. Either this is not the >>> case on your system, libstdc++ is NOT included in either of the two KDE installations on my machine! Yet, kwrite.exe / konqueror.exe starts up fine (dolphin.exe does start but gives some error of not being able to launch klauncher). On my system libstdc++ is only present in C:\MinGW\bin. Where is it on your system? (For compiling, my kde is in D:\KDE4 and for RKWard packaging, kde is in D:\RKWard_packaging\RKWard\KDE .) >>> or MinGW somehow thought it was a good idea to link >>> against libstdc++ dynamically, in addition to that. I guess this is the case. >>> Which version of GCC is this? I used 4.4.0. >> Mine's 4.5.0 (as seen from g++.exe --version). Should a different >> version matter? After all the compilation was done with this MinGW as >> well. Note: C:\MinGW\bin is not in my %PATH%, I only add it in the >> make_release.bat file. > > I would be surprised, if it matters, but I'm trying to spot differences. So > here's one that we could revisit, later. Yes, something that I'll have to comeback to and try. > Not having C:\MinGW\bin in the %PATH% should not be the problem, or at least, > if it was, the installer as compiled on my computer would not work on yours, > either. If I add the following to rkward.bat SET OLD_PATH=%PATH% SET PATH=C:\MinGW\bin;%PATH% [.. actual part of rkward.bat ..] SET PATH=%OLD_PATH% Then, rkward does start. >> The directory is fine as well - rkward.bin.exe is in >> D:\RKWard_package\RKWard\KDE\bin which is where all the libkde* exist. > > Just for testing: Does it work, if you install to the KDE-installation you > used for building, instead? If it does, then we'll know we should look out for > problems with the KDE installation rather than the build. No, the error is same, it is still looking for libstdc++ >> Here, I've a question. For packaging, I installed the "end user" (not >> the "package manager") version of KDE (mingw flavor). I only checked >> kdebase-apps (Bin) and let it install the dependencies. Is that OK? > > Yes, that should do the trick. To make sure you really got the correct flavor, > take a look at the "manifest"-directory in there. This should contain kdelibs- > mingw4-4.4.x-bin.mft, among many others. Looking in mine, I see that I have > kdewin-mingw4-4.3.2-bin.mft, however that got there. I guess you will have > kdewin-mingw4-0.5.2-bin.mft, instead? Might be something to look at, too, but > I don't think it's the cause of the problem. Yes, I do have, kdewin-mingw4-0.5.2-bin.mft -- Prasenjit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Achieve Improved Network Security with IP and DNS Reputation. Defend against bad network traffic, including botnets, malware, phishing sites, and compromised hosts - saving your company time, money, and embarrassment. Learn More! http://p.sf.net/sfu/hpdev2dev-nov _______________________________________________ RKWard-devel mailing list RKWard-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/rkward-devel
