Re: [Kcachegrind-callgrind] Kcachegrind 0.4.6 : configure: error QT (>= QT3, 0) headers and libraries not found

[Frank C. <fra...@ho...>]

   Josef Weidenorfer, Thank you for your instructions. Using root, I ran: yum install kdesdk on Centos Linux 5.5 x86_32. After the installation was completed, I located the kcachegrind binary in /usr/bin/kcachegrind. The date-time stamp of the kcachegrind is Jan 6 2007. 
   I was wondering whether I am using the most recent version of cachegrind. If there is a more recent version of kcachegrind, may I build it using the kdesdk package I just installed on Centos Linux 5.5 x86_32. Thank you for all of your help.
 
> From: Jos...@gm...
> To: kca...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Kcachegrind-callgrind] Kcachegrind 0.4.6 : configure: error QT (>= QT3, 0) headers and libraries not found
> Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2011 18:00:06 +0200
> CC: fra...@ho...
> 
> On Thursday 28 April 2011, Frank Chang wrote:
> > 
> > Good morning, We are running Centos-Linux 5.5 x86+32. I just downloaded kachegrind 0.4.6. When I configure it, it complains about QT: configure: error QT (>= QT3,0) headers and libraries not found.
> > I downloaded QT SDK for Open source Development on Linux/X11 32-bit in my home directory /home/frankc. 
> > When I configure kcachegrind again, it complains about QT: configure: error QT (>= QT3,0) headers and libraries not found even though I downloaded the QT SDK in /home/frankc.
> > Is there any other location I should be installing QT in (maybe as root) so that the kachegrind configure can find the QT header and libraries? Thank you.
> > 
> 
> The code from kcachegrind.sf.net is quite old, and uses Qt 3.x. However, the current Qt version
> is 4.x (newest one is Qt 4.7, included in the Qt SDK, as far as I know). You can not compile that
> source with Qt4.
> 
> For recent KCachegrind sources compiling with Qt4 (and KDE4), check out the KDE source package
> of Centos. There should be one called kdesdk or similar, providing the kcachegrind binary.
> Alternatively, get the sources of a recent version of the KDE package "kdesdk", go into the
> kcachegrind/ subdirectory, run "cmake; make" which should build the kcachegrind binary.
> 
> Best,
> Josef
>