[Kdiff3-user] Re: Building Kdiff3 on Unix with QT libs

[Joachim E. <joa...@gm...>]

Hi Steven,

If you want to use other compilers than gcc you should try to create your own 
Makefile with qmake.
- Enter the src-directory, 
- set the QTDIR-environment-variable, 
- call "$QTDIR/bin/qmake kdiff3.pro", which creates a "Makefile". 
- Now call make (or gmake).

BTW: On my system map is located at "/usr/include/g++/map".

Drop me a line, if this helped you.
Cheers,
Joachim


On Wednesday 18 February 2004 09:02, you wrote:
> I am very interested in using Kdiff3. I have been looking for something
> that does 3-way merging on both Windows and Unix - and that does it well.
> Kdiff3 seems to do very well on Windows and Solaris. Unfortunately, I have
> not been able to build it on HP-UX (hppa2.0w-hp-hpux11.00). Has anyone
> built it there with just the qt libs and without KDE? The README says that
> g++ is required but in fact I don't believe g++ will build it. For one
> thing some include files ("map" for example) are not anywhere in gcc. On
> Solaris I eventually built it using the native compiler. On HP I have not
> been able to build it yet using the native aCC compiler. Has anyone done
> so? Can you tell me what compile and link switches I need to use? Or can
> you refer me to someone who can tell me?
>
> Thank you (and congratulations on the good job you've done),