A Diumenge 29 Març 2009 10:05:41, Maciej Ciemborowicz va escriure: > > There should not be any QTDIR problem as long as Qt is installed with the > > proper .pc files in /usr/lib/pkg-config or whatever place pkg-config > > program expect them. You can try that by doing "pkg-config --list-all | > > grep Qt". If that lists a bunch of Qt libraries, just undefine QTDIR and > > let pkg-config do its magic. > > QTDIR=/usr is essential, becouse pkg-config is pointing at qt3 which is > in /opt.
> > If no pkg-config file is provided, i guess that the proper QTDIR is the > > one you are issuing but the QTINC, if it has some effect, should point to > > /usr/include without the Qt/ part. > > I changed QTINC. No results. It is strange, becouse directories are > looking fine. Here is list of all qt(4) files: > http://wierzba.wzks.uj.edu.pl/~ciembor/qt If QtCore.pc, QtGui.pc, QtOpenGL.pc... point to /opt, it is a bug and i suggest you to report it to your distribution packager. So, could you send us the content of /usr/lib/pkgconfig/QtCore.pc and the output of: $ pkg-config --cflags --libs QtOpenGL Maybe we could fix it by hand. On the other hand, having QTDIR defined just makes CLAM's SCons scripts ignore pkg-config and suposing a very weird setup that is not ArchLinux's one. To undefine QTDIR: $ export -n QTDIR Try compiling CLAM after that. -- David García Garzón (Work) dgarcia at iua dot upf anotherdot es http://www.iua.upf.edu/~dgarcia _______________________________________________ CLAM mailing list [email protected] http://clam.iua.upf.edu
