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[Svxlink-devel] puppy compile errors

[Svxlink-devel] puppy compile errors
From: Peter B. <vk...@gm...> - 2008-09-30 08:53:06
Hi

I'm trying to build a dingo puppy (see http://www.puppylinux.org/ )
with svxLink. The idea is to develop quick-n-easy echolink/repeater-linking live cd that will run on anything.

I had to build spandsp, gsm, tcl from source. I found a qt-3.3.6 "pet" (puppy precompiled package) and installed it, and noticed that there were sigc++ so's in /usr/lib so I buckled down for rough ride.....

I was not wrong. the libsigc++-2.0 was not recognised by the configure script so I compiled 1.2 from source OK.

Now with the configure script happy I hit make....

I got to this show-stopper:
#error "The header file 'AsyncQtApplication.h' doesn't include <QObject>."

...so I looked at the .cpp files and thought hmmm thats a bit strict!
I got cheeky and commented out the lines in the .cpp files that cause the errors and replaced them with this:
#define Q_MOC_OUTPUT_REVISION = 59

nNow compiling gets this far:
--Creating dependency file depend/AsyncQtApplication.dpp
make[3]: ***No rule to make target 'qtimer.h', needed by 'depend/moc_AsyncQtTimer.dpp'. Stop
make[2]: ***[all] Error 2
make[1....blah blah blah

I got a feeling my qt stuff is not arranged correctly. Puppy put them in /opt so I made some symlinks to /usr/lib
BTW i noticed that "which qtimer.h" does not find it even though the file manger clearly shows it sitting in /usr/lib/qt/include/Qt/

I find qt a bit confusing! Maybe I should link to it from somewhere else???

cheers from Peter vk6fun

"You can never have too many radios"



-- 
Peter Barrett <vk...@gm...>



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