Fri 29 Oct 2010 07:19:22 PM UTC, original submission:
I run Linux, compiled from source with gcc 4.4.4
With a painful upgrade sometime in the past, we have decided that kde should live in /opt, as it then allowed us to have two concurrent versions of kde installed. One, for stable, one for testing. The testing kde just never moved out of /opt, and most applications are happy to compile against this, or only require slight nudging to work properly.
gnash seems to not detect my installed version of kde 4.5.2.
This is the error message I get in the configure script:
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checking for KDE 4.x header path... -I/opt/kde4/include
configure: error: /opt/kde4/lib/ directory doesn't contain KDE 4.x libraries.
! Problem Detected !
Source tree discarded.
Well, the kde libraries are very definitely installed in /opt/kde4/lib:
root@dora:~# ls /opt/kde4/lib | grep kde | grep so | wc -l
75
So, is the configure script looking for a specific file?
Here are the options I passed to the configure script:
--with-qt4-lib=/opt/kde4/lib/ --with-kde4-prefix=/opt/kde4/ --with-kde4-lib=/opt/kde4/lib/ --with-kde4-incl=/opt/kde4/include/
If I can provide you with more info to hunt down what is going wrong here, I would be happy to help.
Oh, ./configure help suggests --with-kde-include=DIR option that the script itself does not recognize.
Kind regards,
-Evert Vorster-
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