Hi Paul! Am Samstag, 05.07.03 um 14:26 Uhr schrieb Paul: > >> much better, isn't it? > > Well, it does show something up ;-p > > Okay, let's try this slightly differently. > > 1. Find where the header files are for Qt (echo $QTDIR should show it - > if it shows nothing, do what I say in (3))
ralf# echo $QTDIR /usr/local/qt > > 2. Use on the command line > > g++ /Users/ralf/helloworld.cpp -o hello -O2 -I$QTDIR/include -lqt ralf# g++ /Users/ralf/helloworld.cpp -o hello -O2 -I$QTDIR/include -lqt ld: can't locate file for: -lqt :-( First I installed qt via fink, after I get the error message with scribus someone told me to install the original trolltech version of qt, but I'm not very happy with this, because I think while compiling it did'nt find all the stuff installed via fink in /sw. but now I don't know how to get rid of qt in /usr/local/qt so that I can again install qt via fink. > 3. Your machine doesn't know where Qt is. I know this works under > Linux, > so something similar will work under OSX. You need to find where Qt is > (for arguments sake, say it's in /Users/ralf/Qt - it won't be, but it > is > for demonstration purposes). Under linux, there is a file in /etc > called > bashrc - in OSX I use tcsh Is it possible to uninstall qt from /usr/local/qt and reinstall it in /sw/qt? thank you very much! Ralf
