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On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 20:45:32 -0700 |
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"Kevin O'Gorman" <kogorman@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> It involves a new target in Makefile.am, but if I run a new 'automake' |
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> I get a Makefile.in which is _very_ different from the old one, and |
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> won't even compile the old target. Most obviously, a bunch of *.moc |
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> targets are not generated. The Makefile has some references to |
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> 'automoc', but that does not seem to be an executable or package in |
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> Gentoo (but if I'm reading it right, it is a package in Ubuntu). |
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http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/moc.html |
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seems to be "Meta object compiler", a Qt thing. The ebuild |
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x11-libs/qt seems to provide "/usr/bin/moc", haven't found automoc (as |
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an executable at least). |
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> I have a book on autotools, but have only used them, not configured |
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> them. I have a book on Qt (apropos of moc and automoc), but have |
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> never written Qt code. My tweak is for a non-GUI alternative, so I |
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> was hoping that the GUI stuff would just keep working and not bother |
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> me. KDE itself seems to be largely lacking in programming docs (or I |
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> just missed it), although there a a few short tutorials. |
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See above, http://doc.trolltech.com has tons of (professionally written |
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and maintained) documentation on Qt and everything around it. |
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> I'm not looking for answers (my questions may not yet be well-enough |
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> formulated for that), but pointers to resources. Of course, if anyone |
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> has answers, or can guide me, that would be welcome too. |
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wikipedia Qt/moc: |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qt_%28toolkit%29#Meta_object_compiler |
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the famous autobook on autotools: |
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http://sources.redhat.com/autobook/ |
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as well as the links above is all I have found just now. Hope this |
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helps. |
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Good Luck, |
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Patric. |
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