| Re: Re: Re: make pro
Oct 1 2006 on content KLibido (Usenet binaries downloader) |
In step 2, change:
- #include <db.cxx.h>
to
- #include <db_cxx.h>
Missed an underscore!! By the way, Thanks Bauno! I would be lost without KLibido! |
|  | | Re: Re: make problem
Oct 1 2006 on content KLibido (Usenet binaries downloader) |
The steps I found necessary to compile this on a 64-bit Gentoo system.
1) Specify where my KDE headers where and disable aRts support with:
./configure --prefix=/usr/kde/3.5/ --without-arts
Then I got an error:
./globals.h:24:20: error: db_cxx.h: No such file or directory
and to repair this, I used an absolute path in db_cxx.h like so:
2) Modified line 24 in src/globals.h:
- #include <db.cxx.h>
+ #include </usr/include/db4.2/db_cxx.h>
I then got the same error again, this time in nntpthreadsocket.h, so I changed line 32 to the line above:
#include </usr/include/db4.2/db_cxx.h>
At this point, aside from frustration, I was beginning to wonder if I was going to be able to use KLibido or not...alas, I got an error like the error asked about above and did the following:
3) Line 237 in nntpthreadsocket.h, you will find a reference to:
NntpThreadSocket::m_findEndLine( char * start, char * end );
which you will want to replace with:
char * m_findEndLine( char * start, char * end );
Again, I found that another "extra qualification" in yydecoder.h.
4) Followed Bauno's instructions and removed yyDecoder:: from line 90 of yydecoder.h in the src directory.
Run make clean and retry make. |
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