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From: Tamer H. <th...@go...> - 2015-04-05 21:01:29
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Dear David! You were absolutely right: It was the option: -DENABLE_LLDB=0 that made the compilation possible. I will see where to find the contributor of "codelite 7.0" of it's overlay "plab". I'll ask him to add this option in the ebuild script. LLDB Debugger is not compiled along with LLVM, and the LL Debugger is not as a single package in the portage tree. What I also figured out is, that the overlay makes a "git clone" from the github account: https://github.com/eranif/codelite of it's master branch, where the download process of the zipped master file would be in reality sufficient. Thanks again, Tamer Am 05.04.2015 um 21:26 schrieb dg...@us...: > Hi, > > The quick answer is to pass to cmake the option: > -DENABLE_LLDB=0 > > A slower answer: > I've no idea what the chain should look like in gentoo, but > ensure that you have all symlinks from libedit.so to libedit.so.1 > (or whatever) to libedit.so.1.2.3 (or whatever). If one is missing, create it. > Then you might find that compilation works. > > Regards, > > David > >> Hi people! >> Long time I had the problem to compile the latest version of codelite on >> my machine, now it's again the same case and I don't know how I solved that: >> >> http://sourceforge.net/p/codelite/mailman/message/32637710/ >> >> it was something like that I had to deactivate everything regarding >> "lddb" prior compiling the code. >> Can any of you tell me how to accomplish that ?! >> >> >> Thank you. >> >> Tamer > |