Scons do not find KDE includes for Rosegarden

[D. Michael McIntyre]

On Thursday 04 January 2007 12:13 pm, Mario Frechette wrote:

> but I can't figure how to set up the kde includes ??

If I were you, I'd skip all that and get a snapshot of SVN.  It's got good bug 
fixes and a new build system without breaking anything that wasn't broken in 
1.4 that I'm aware of, and I just built it on Dapper, so I can tell you how 
to do it!  :)

First, get the source.

svn co \
  https://rosegarden.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/rosegarden/trunk/rosegarden

Next, download the pre-compiled binary version of the newest CMake (the one in 
Dapper is too old)

cd /tmp
wget http://www.cmake.org/files/v2.4/cmake-2.4.5-Linux-i386.sh
cd /usr/local
sudo sh /tmp/cmake-2.4.5-Linux-i386.sh

Answer Y to the GPL, answer N to the next question.  (This installs CMake 
to /usr/local)

Now you want to do the following to get your build environment set up.

sudo apt-get build-dep rosegarden4
sudo apt-get install \
   dssi-* \
   sndfile-programs \
   xdialog \
   lilypond \
   flac \
   libxml-twig-perl \
   fftw3-dev \
   liblircclient-dev \
   kdialog \
   sox \
   mpg321 \
   liblircclient-dev

Now go back to wherever your rosegarden/ directory is and

ccmake .

I think you press C and then G.  The defaults should be good.

cmake .
make
sudo make install

You should be good to go, unless I've missed something.  I just went through 
this a few days ago myself on a new Dapper box, and tried to write down the 
recipe as I went.

(I'm a Rosegarden developer, and a Kubuntu user.)

My brother-in-law died, and I'm going to be out of town for a couple of days, 
so forgive me for ignoring any questions you might have, or for leaving 
something out.

-- 
D. Michael McIntyre