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Re: [cp-patches] Make qt-peers build and run out of the box


From: Dalibor Topic
Subject: Re: [cp-patches] Make qt-peers build and run out of the box
Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2005 02:49:25 +0200
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Mark Wielaard wrote:
Hi,

After a short discussion on irc people seemed to assume that the .pc
$includedir given by pkg-config was in error. So I changed the patch a
little bit and included a simple autoconf check to make sure we always
get the include dirs in QT_CFLAGS right (in case the $includedir in
the .pc file gets "fixed" in a later release).

That's a very good idea!

2005-08-23  Mark Wielaard  <address@hidden>

       * configure.ac: Check for QtGui >= 4.0.1. Check for and
       add extra include dirs ($includedir/Qt) to QT_CFLAGS.

fine

       * native/jni/qt-peer/.cvsignore: Add slotcallbacks.moc.h.

fine

       * native/jni/qt-peer/Makefile.am (QT_CXXFLAGS): Removed.
       (libqtpeer_la_CXXFLAGS): Removed.
       (libqtpeer_la_LDFLAGS): Removed.
       (AM_LDFLAGS): Set to @CLASSPATH_MODULE@ @address@hidden
       (AM_CXXFLAGS): Set to @address@hidden

fine.

I tried it and works like a charm in my setup as well, builds nice with qt4.0.1, fails otherwise, and the gtk build still works fine, too ;)

Thank you very much for improving the patch so quickly. Good work!

       * native/jni/qt-peer/.cvsignore: Add slotcallbacks.moc.h.

while that's a cool hack, there is no need to list it twice in the ChangeLog ;)

With this no "cleanup" of the #include statements in the .cpp files is
necessary anymore.

Yeah, thanks for not messing with the include files.

It seems to work fine for everything I throw at it.

Works fine, here, too.

OK to commit?

Fine from my side. It is a really nice improvement over the previous state of affairs, thanks for doing the hard work, and responding so readily to peer review. You rock ;)

cheers,
dalibor topic




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