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* Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> [05-08-17 09:59]: |
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> On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 02:21:24 +0200, Daniel Vrcic wrote: |
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> > For one-time use you can do the following: |
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> > |
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> > # export PATH=/usr/qt/3/bin:$PATH |
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> > Then you can compile your program from the same terminal you typed the |
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> > command above. |
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> > |
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> > For long-term use you should add that command to your shell's |
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> > configuration file. If your shell is bash (default) then that conf. file |
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> > will be $HOME/.bashrc . |
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> This should already be set up when you installed qt. |
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Hmm, haven't noticed that before. Probably beacuse my Qt lib is |
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installed from GRP. |
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> [nelz@krikkit ~]$ cat /etc/env.d/45qt3 |
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> PATH=/usr/qt/3/bin |
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> ROOTPATH=/usr/qt/3/bin |
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> LDPATH=/usr/qt/3/lib |
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> QMAKESPEC=linux-g++ |
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> MANPATH=/usr/qt/3/doc/man |
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> System wide paths should be put in /etc/env.d, don't forget to run |
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> etc-update after doing so. |
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s/etc-update/env-update |
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Oh, this is the "Gentoo way". Thanks Neil for clearing that up. I was |
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looking for that kind of solution. |
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Daniel Vrcic |
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