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Tiny Core Extensions => TCE Q&A Forum => Topic started by: alu on May 04, 2009, 04:38:26 AM
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i tried to compile qt-x11-free yesterday in order to get the libqt3-headers which are needed to compile pdfedit; i have read carefully the readme file in order to set the paths for qtdir and ld_library_path, and i linked them to /usr/local/lib/qt-4.2.2./
qt-x11-free was correctly configured, but as i did make, it compiles (a long time) and then stopped returning the following issue: libqt.so.3 No such file or directory. I am stucked here. I have looked at the Qt3 extensions in the tce/z repositories (i am using tc 2.0-rc1), but did not see libqt.so.3 either. Could someone help me? thanks.
PS: other point, but related to this, could someone point me to the last gcj src? i have not find a viable source package, at this time (only empty archives), and i would like to use it in order to compile other apps. Thanks a lot
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Most probably qt3 and qt4 cannot mix together
Looks like classpath and gcj merged... so maybe it's in the classpath releases now.
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thanks, i am going to uninstall qt4, and install qt3 instead in order to compile qt-x11-free again. thanks also for gcj, i shall throw a look at it.
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I just submitted a fix for qt-4.2.2 that should work.
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@jpeters: sorry, i have read your post too late... nevertheless, i have had success in compiling qt-x11-free, as well as in building a .tce and .tcz extension for it. But... (there is always one "but") it didn't help me in compiling pdfedit, and i think that the problem has to do with setting QTDIR. When i set QTDIR so:
export QTDIR=/usr/local
it seems to compile fine, but fails at the make install saying that it can access to /bin because of denied permission (i am compiling from /usr/local/pdfedit-0.4.2). If i set QTDIR otherwise, i get issues during the compilation. I am stucked here.
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[...]fails at the make install saying that it can access to /bin because of denied permission[...]
Root privileges will probably be required
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i did compile with root privileges too, but did not pass the make install step; nevertheless, i can imagine the following causes:
1. i have to check if we have boost-headers and Xlib-headers; this is maybe the reason why it returns warnings during the compilation;
2. i have to check if T2 and T1 fonts are necessary in order to compile pdfedit (i also had warnings during the compilation regarding this).
perhaps it is simply something missing, let's see.
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I did configure/compile and configure/compile again, but nothing to do with pdfedit, it still does not install, complaining already in the configuration.log that "confdefs.h failed" and so on... really odd. i don't know if it is related to the pdfedit version itself, or if it depends from missing libraries in my TC installation (they say Xlibs, Qt3, boost, and the headers, and everything seems to be there). So, i am going my previous way, returning back to pdftk and see if i can compile gcj/classpath.
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no joy with gcj which won't build correctly, or need a more skilled person.... bye pdftk. I also tried pdfsame which won't work too, maybe because java is not set on path in tc. anyway, gs might stay the better way to deal with manipulating pdf files. next challenge vpnc