I intend to port Kdevelop to QRTP.
I’d like to hear from you all, who would be interested in this port.
Also, I’d like to know if anyone was successful on porting KDE for QRTP
running over Photon 2.0. As I intend to use Kdevelop to develop Photon
software, I need it to be running over XPhoton…
What’s the best approach? Do I need to port all KDE, or just the libs
Kdevelop use?
Checking on libs Kdevelop needs, there are lots of KDE libs, but also some
X11 libs (already available for QRTP) and some libs I couldn’t find a
porting (libqt.so.1, libjscript.so.2, libdl.so.2). And what about the
version for this libs? Is it possible to use a older version? e.g., QRTP
comes with libc.so.1, and Kdevelop needs libc.so.6. Can I use the older
version?
Thanks in advance!
Ricardo K. Ashikawa
PS.: I didn’t start porting yet, but I intend to do so. That’s why I’m
trying to solve some doubts (even the stupidest ones) before I start, ok?
BTW, I don’t care if I’m to port all KDE (hey, it’ll take some time to do so
^_^), and also that libs I mentioned before (where can I find the source
code?), but I need to know if it’s possible, i.e., if QRTP can support these
libraries.
I saw somewhere here that sockets are a problem for qt porting. I want to
know about this kind of problems.
I have most the of the stuff ported already, I’ve just been holding
off until I can clean up some things that don’t work quite right.
One of the problems with kdevelop is it dependence on htglimpse
and sgmltools for searching and documentation generation.
I can’t seem to find the source to these - anybody know? I tried
the link to sgmltools that the kdevelop site shows, but this links
to a sourceforge page for the smgl-lite tools, which apparently
is the next generation of the tools. However, it doesn’t seem to
work the same.
I intend to port Kdevelop to QRTP.
I’d like to hear from you all, who would be interested in this port.
Also, I’d like to know if anyone was successful on porting KDE for QRTP
running over Photon 2.0. As I intend to use Kdevelop to develop Photon
software, I need it to be running over XPhoton…
What’s the best approach? Do I need to port all KDE, or just the libs
Kdevelop use?
Checking on libs Kdevelop needs, there are lots of KDE libs, but also some
X11 libs (already available for QRTP) and some libs I couldn’t find a
porting (libqt.so.1, libjscript.so.2, libdl.so.2). And what about the
version for this libs? Is it possible to use a older version? e.g., QRTP
comes with libc.so.1, and Kdevelop needs libc.so.6. Can I use the older
version?
Thanks in advance!
Ricardo K. Ashikawa
PS.: I didn’t start porting yet, but I intend to do so. That’s why I’m
trying to solve some doubts (even the stupidest ones) before I start, ok?
BTW, I don’t care if I’m to port all KDE (hey, it’ll take some time to do so
^_^), and also that libs I mentioned before (where can I find the source
code?), but I need to know if it’s possible, i.e., if QRTP can support these
libraries.
I saw somewhere here that sockets are a problem for qt porting. I want to
know about this kind of problems.
Previously, Colin Burgess wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.devtools:
I have most the of the stuff ported already, I’ve just been holding
off until I can clean up some things that don’t work quite right.
One of the problems with kdevelop is it dependence on htglimpse
and sgmltools for searching and documentation generation.
I can’t seem to find the source to these - anybody know? I tried
the link to sgmltools that the kdevelop site shows, but this links
to a sourceforge page for the smgl-lite tools, which apparently
is the next generation of the tools. However, it doesn’t seem to
work the same. >
Previously, Colin Burgess wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.devtools:
I have most the of the stuff ported already, I’ve just been holding
off until I can clean up some things that don’t work quite right.
One of the problems with kdevelop is it dependence on htglimpse
and sgmltools for searching and documentation generation.
I can’t seem to find the source to these - anybody know? I tried
the link to sgmltools that the kdevelop site shows, but this links
to a sourceforge page for the smgl-lite tools, which apparently
is the next generation of the tools. However, it doesn’t seem to
work the same. >
Ta. Weird that www.us.sgmltools.org seems to point to the old stuff, whereas www.sgmltools.org points to the new stuff, without any links to the old
stuff!
Ta. Weird that > www.us.sgmltools.org > seems to point to the old stuff, whereas www.sgmltools.org > points to the new stuff, without any links to the old
stuff!
Ew, it doesn’t appear to build with gcc 2.95.2 - I’m gonna have to
try and dig out and old 2.8.1 or egcs 1.0.3
Hmmm… I couldn’t compile all qt-2.2.1 stuff, needed b KDE libs to
compile… There are some compiler errors while compiling qxml.cpp. How did
you managed to compile it? (qxml is required to link uic)
How are you doing with your KDevelop porting?
Ricardo K. Ashikawa
I have most the of the stuff ported already, I’ve just been holding
off until I can clean up some things that don’t work quite right.
One of the problems with kdevelop is it dependence on htglimpse
and sgmltools for searching and documentation generation.
I can’t seem to find the source to these - anybody know? I tried
the link to sgmltools that the kdevelop site shows, but this links
to a sourceforge page for the smgl-lite tools, which apparently
is the next generation of the tools. However, it doesn’t seem to
work the same. >
Hmmm… I couldn’t compile all qt-2.2.1 stuff, needed b KDE libs to
compile… There are some compiler errors while compiling qxml.cpp. How did
you managed to compile it? (qxml is required to link uic)
The current version I have is based on QT 1.44 and KDE 1.1.2
As for QT 2.2.x, qxml.cpp will compile without optimisation.
How are you doing with your KDevelop porting?
Didn’t you get the email I sent you?
Ricardo K. Ashikawa
I have most the of the stuff ported already, I’ve just been holding
off until I can clean up some things that don’t work quite right.
One of the problems with kdevelop is it dependence on htglimpse
and sgmltools for searching and documentation generation.
I can’t seem to find the source to these - anybody know? I tried
the link to sgmltools that the kdevelop site shows, but this links
to a sourceforge page for the smgl-lite tools, which apparently
is the next generation of the tools. However, it doesn’t seem to
work the same. >
Thanks for the advice! BTW, is KDE 1.1.2 enough to run KDevelop?
BTW, I didn’t get your e-mail, I guess due to network problems here.
Ricardo K. Ashikawa
Hmmm… I couldn’t compile all qt-2.2.1 stuff, needed b KDE libs to
compile… There are some compiler errors while compiling qxml.cpp. How
did
you managed to compile it? (qxml is required to link uic)
The current version I have is based on QT 1.44 and KDE 1.1.2
As for QT 2.2.x, qxml.cpp will compile without optimisation.
Thanks for the advice! BTW, is KDE 1.1.2 enough to run KDevelop?
BTW, I didn’t get your e-mail, I guess due to network problems here.
Yes, Qt 1.44 and KDE 1.1.2 is all that is needed to run KDevelop.
I’ll send the email again…
Ricardo K. Ashikawa
Hmmm… I couldn’t compile all qt-2.2.1 stuff, needed b KDE libs to
compile… There are some compiler errors while compiling qxml.cpp. How
did
you managed to compile it? (qxml is required to link uic)
The current version I have is based on QT 1.44 and KDE 1.1.2
As for QT 2.2.x, qxml.cpp will compile without optimisation.
I still have problems compiling qt-2.2.1. When I attempt to create uic
utility, it keeps telling me it can’t find socketpair on libqutil.so.
Strange, since socketpair is in libsocket.so and I put -lsocket while
compiling anything.
I still have problems compiling qt-2.2.1. When I attempt to create uic
utility, it keeps telling me it can’t find socketpair on libqutil.so.
Strange, since socketpair is in libsocket.so and I put -lsocket while
compiling anything.
I still have problems compiling qt-2.2.1. When I attempt to create uic
utility, it keeps telling me it can’t find socketpair on libqutil.so.
Strange, since socketpair is in libsocket.so and I put -lsocket while
compiling anything.
Ricardo Kazumi Ashikawa <> ashikawa@dixtal.com.br> > wrote:
I still have problems compiling qt-2.2.1. When I attempt to create uic
utility, it keeps telling me it can’t find socketpair on libqutil.so.
Strange, since socketpair is in libsocket.so and I put -lsocket while
compiling anything.
Thanks again!
BTW, is it really necessary to have socketpairs on? Well… I guess I’ll
have to code a little bit! =oP
And where did you find kde 1.1.2? I couldn’t find the sources anywhere!
You sent to my home e-mail, and I didn’t check it yesterday and today…
I still have problems compiling qt-2.2.1. When I attempt to create uic
utility, it keeps telling me it can’t find socketpair on libqutil.so.
Strange, since socketpair is in libsocket.so and I put -lsocket while
compiling anything.
Thanks again!
BTW, is it really necessary to have socketpairs on? Well… I guess I’ll
have to code a little bit! =oP
And where did you find kde 1.1.2? I couldn’t find the sources anywhere!
You sent to my home e-mail, and I didn’t check it yesterday and today…
I still have problems compiling qt-2.2.1. When I attempt to create uic
utility, it keeps telling me it can’t find socketpair on libqutil.so.
Strange, since socketpair is in libsocket.so and I put -lsocket while
compiling anything.
Thanks! I downloaded it, but I can’t compile… Problems compiling kfile.
Probably with makefile and so on. I can handle myself.
BTW, the best way to run configure is for i386-pc-linux-gnu?
Ricardo K. Ashikawa
Thanks again!
BTW, is it really necessary to have socketpairs on? Well… I guess I’ll
have to code a little bit! =oP
And where did you find kde 1.1.2? I couldn’t find the sources anywhere!
You sent to my home e-mail, and I didn’t check it yesterday and today…
Thanks! I downloaded it, but I can’t compile… Problems compiling kfile.
Probably with makefile and so on. I can handle myself.
BTW, the best way to run configure is for i386-pc-linux-gnu?
use the config.guess and config.sub from /usr/share/libtool.
Ricardo K. Ashikawa
Thanks again!
BTW, is it really necessary to have socketpairs on? Well… I guess I’ll
have to code a little bit! =oP
And where did you find kde 1.1.2? I couldn’t find the sources anywhere!
You sent to my home e-mail, and I didn’t check it yesterday and today…
I managed to compile kfile (problems with libtool), but now I’m having
problems with mediatool. This lib uses shm functions not available. Do I
need to rewrite this functions using shm functions provided by QRtP?
BTW, config.guess returns x86-pc-nto-qnx, and this config is not available
for kdelibs-1.1.2…
Thanks! I downloaded it, but I can’t compile… Problems compiling
kfile.
Probably with makefile and so on. I can handle myself.
BTW, the best way to run configure is for i386-pc-linux-gnu?
use the config.guess and config.sub from /usr/share/libtool.
I managed to compile kfile (problems with libtool), but now I’m having
problems with mediatool. This lib uses shm functions not available. Do I
need to rewrite this functions using shm functions provided by QRtP?
You could. We’re looking at some wrappers for the shm functions that
use our POSIX functions.
BTW, config.guess returns x86-pc-nto-qnx, and this config is not available
for kdelibs-1.1.2…
Thanks! I downloaded it, but I can’t compile… Problems compiling
kfile.
Probably with makefile and so on. I can handle myself.
BTW, the best way to run configure is for i386-pc-linux-gnu?
use the config.guess and config.sub from /usr/share/libtool.
Ok! I’ll code some interface for System V shmem to Posix shmem. But, what
about the socket library? When will it be finished?
I managed to compile kfile (problems with libtool), but now I’m having
problems with mediatool. This lib uses shm functions not available. Do I
need to rewrite this functions using shm functions provided by QRtP?
You could. We’re looking at some wrappers for the shm functions that
use our POSIX functions.
