From: Baptiste L. <bap...@st...> - 2007-04-17 15:08:52
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Hello, I wish to develop with kdevelop under kubuntu a program that uses vnl. I managed to build vxl using "cmake -i vxl-1.8.0" and "make", and to add the /vcl and /core/vnl directories to a simple "hello world" program in kdevelop (using the "Import existing project..." tool). My program, that ran all right before I added the directories to the project, builds up fine but upon execution I get a message saying : ./vcl /bin/sh: ./vcl: not found *** Exited with status: 127 *** and the program doesn't execute. I am new to linux so it already took me a day to get to this point (please refrain from laughing x-P). I looked on the internet and through the mailing list's archives all day but didn't find the solution, because this problem might be too simple I believe. If anyone with tiny bit of experience in kdevelop could lend me a hand on how to add the libraries to a project, I would be more than grateful! Cheers, -- Baptiste |
From: Ian S. <ian...@st...> - 2007-04-23 17:29:03
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Baptiste LAGARDE wrote: > Hello, > I wish to develop with kdevelop under kubuntu a program that uses vnl. > I managed to build vxl using "cmake -i vxl-1.8.0" and "make", and to add > the /vcl and /core/vnl directories to a simple "hello world" program in > kdevelop (using the "Import existing project..." tool). My program, that > ran all right before I added the directories to the project, builds up > fine but upon execution I get a message saying : > > ./vcl > /bin/sh: ./vcl: not found > *** Exited with status: 127 *** > > and the program doesn't execute. It is unclear what you are trying to do here. Why would you want to run vcl? vcl is a library, not an executable. If you are trying to run all the tests, I suggest using ctest from the command line. I have used kdevelop with CMake, without too much trouble. Ian. |
From: Bill H. <bil...@ki...> - 2007-04-24 02:24:00
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Ian Scott wrote: > Baptiste LAGARDE wrote: > >> Hello, >> I wish to develop with kdevelop under kubuntu a program that uses vnl. >> I managed to build vxl using "cmake -i vxl-1.8.0" and "make", and to add >> the /vcl and /core/vnl directories to a simple "hello world" program in >> kdevelop (using the "Import existing project..." tool). My program, that >> ran all right before I added the directories to the project, builds up >> fine but upon execution I get a message saying : >> >> ./vcl >> /bin/sh: ./vcl: not found >> *** Exited with status: 127 *** >> >> and the program doesn't execute. >> > > It is unclear what you are trying to do here. Why would you want to run > vcl? vcl is a library, not an executable. If you are trying to run all > the tests, I suggest using ctest from the command line. > > I have used kdevelop with CMake, without too much trouble. > > You can also do cmake -G KDevelop3 This will create a kdevelop project. You will have to remove the CMakeCache.txt file from your source tree, I would recommend removing your whole source tree, and starting over using out of source builds. -Bill |