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Am 08.02.2008 um 11:35 schrieb Fabian Groffen: |
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> On 26-01-2008 20:50:24 +0100, Christian Simon wrote: |
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> [snip] |
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>> 6. I failed to emerge soprano (Call stack: |
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>> * misc-functions.sh:703: <call install_qa_check> |
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>> * misc-functions.sh:368: hasq allow_broken_install_names $ |
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>> {FEATURES} |
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>> || \ |
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>> * die "invalid install_name found, your application will crash at |
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>> runtime" |
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>> ) |
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> Maybe this can be fixed. I'm not familiar with this package. |
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Well, it appears to be a fairly new package. KDE3 didn't have it. You |
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can skip emerging with USE="-semantik-desktop". |
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The libraries in question that would cause this error message are |
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libsoprano_nquadparser.dylib, |
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libsoprano_nquadserializer |
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.dylib |
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,libsoprano_raptorparser |
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.dylib |
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,libsoprano_raptorserializer.dylib,libsoprano_redlandbackend.dylib. |
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Could it be that these are invalid names for dynamic libraries under |
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Darwin? |
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>> 7. So, I emerged kdelibs with: USE="-semantic-desktop" emerge |
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>> kde-base/kdelibs:kde-4 |
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>> 8. Then, I emerged kde-base/kwrite:kde-4 |
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>> 9. The result of all efforts is this: |
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>> christian@christian-simons-mac-mini ~ $ |
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>> Gentoo/usr/bin/kwrite.app/Contents/MacOS/kwrite |
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>> dyld: Library not loaded: |
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>> /Users/christian/Gentoo/var/tmp/portage/kde-base/kwrite-4.0.0/work/ |
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>> kwrite_build/lib/libkdeinit4_kwrite.dylib |
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>> Referenced from: |
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>> /Users/christian/Gentoo/usr/bin/kwrite.app/Contents/MacOS/kwrite |
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>> Reason: image not found |
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>> Trace/BPT trap |
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> Hmmm, weird Portage didn't catch this issue, whereas it should have as |
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> far as I can see. Did you by chance disable something? |
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No, I didn't disable anything. However, I messed with two eclasses |
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files. Maybe, I should rather have changed the ebuilds of the files in |
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question as you did with dev-cpp/gccxml. |
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>> At the moment, I'm too tired to work this out. The greatest |
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>> obstacle I had |
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>> to overcome to get this far was cmake. In the end, it's only a |
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>> question of |
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>> sending the right parameters to cmake, I guess. |
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> If I'm not mistaken, I used cmake yesterday to compile some obscure |
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> utility. That would mean that it just works? |
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Yes, you are right! CMake emerges and works perfectly. However, I had |
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to set -CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX and -DLIB_SUFFIX to appropriate values. |
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Otherwise, cmake wouldn't have installed the files in $EPREFIX/var/tmp/ |
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portage/PACKAGE_NAME/image. It took me a little to figure that out... |
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Thanks for your feedback! I think, one can even download some pre- |
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built .dmg packages on kde.org. But emerging one's favourite kde4 apps |
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would have been so much more fun ;-) |
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Regards, |
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Christian |
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