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From: Joachim E. <joa...@gm...> - 2005-11-25 19:59:15
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Hi Juergen, When there is no precompiled binary available, could you please tell me what kinds of problems you encountered during configure, make or execution of KDiff3? Perhaps we can solve them together. Cheers, Joachim Am Dienstag, 22. November 2005 11:01 schrieb Juergen Nickelsen: > Hello all, > > first thanks to Joachim for providing such a well-designed, soundly > implemented, and extremely useful tool! In particular the three-way > merge is a lifesaver in some situations[1]. Kdiff3 has become *the* > merge tool for our software configuration management. > > [1] And it is vertainly helpful that it works exactly like the > three-way merge in ClearCase! :-) (I worked with CC at $work[-1].) > > We develop software for and on (among other platforms) the new Sun > Opteron machines (x86 architecture) with Solaris 10. I did not find a > kdiff3 binary for this environment, so I took on to install kdiff3 > from source against the Sun freeware packages of QT and KDE. This > turned out to be surprisingly difficult (let me spare you the > details), but I succeeded installing QT from source and kdiff3 against > that. > > So we can use kdiff3 without KDE support now, which is already a great > thing (as I mentioned above). But in the meantime we saw that the KDE > version (which I can use with Linux) offers the "Configure Shortcuts" > dialog. As we often have larger merges to do, tuning the keyboard > navigation to our needs would be very helpful. > > Does anyone have a kdiff3 binary for Solaris 10 x86 that can run with > the shared libraries of the Sun freeware packages in /opt/sfw? I'd be > willing to create a nest of symlinks or LD_LIBRARY_PATHs as necessary, > but KDE support would be great. > > Regards, and thanks in advance, > Juergen. |