> > I would be happy to post my script to the mailing list or email it to > someone at Julia Studio. >
The best place to post this is on the Julia Studio issue tracker: https://github.com/forio/julia-studio/issues Thanks! On Sun, Mar 23, 2014 at 4:19 PM, Jimmie Houchin <jlhouc...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > New Julia user, I look forward to learning the language and tools. As a > longtime Smalltalker (Squeak/Pharo), I like a rich system. > > I am using Crunchbang/Debian upgraded to Jessie/Testing. > > I initially attempted to use the system's Qt5.2 but I could not get it to > successfully qmake -r. And yes, it was using qmake 3.0 and Qt5.2. > > I made several attempts manually. But I really value a reproducible and > repeatable experience, so I started a shell script to do the install. I > like being able to repeat any of my installs onto a clean, freshly > installed system. > > So I switched to the Qt5.1 download in the instructions on the Julia > Studio website. > > I followed the instructions and scripted it out as much as possible. The > modal Qt install does slow down the automation until you respond to the > dialog. I found no way to do that install purely commandline. > > Everything went well according to the instructions except for a couple of > things which I scripted around. > > First compile failed with error that it could not find the QLabel.h file. > This is called in the ./src/plugins/projectexplorer/sessiondialog.cpp > file. > > So I created a symlink > cd /opt/Qt5.1.0/5.1.0/gcc_64/include/QtWidgets > ln -s qlabel.h QLabel.h > > This allowed the compile to complete successfully. > > However it did not run. It produced this error. > JuliaStudio: error while loading shared libraries: > libExtensionSystem.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or > directory > > So I solved this by copying the julia-studio/lib/julia-studio directory > into the julia-studio/bin directory. > > Now it works fine as best as I can tell at this point. > > I am very pragmatic on some things. I simply look for something that > works. I do not know the best or proper way to solve the problems I > encountered. I simply found solutions that worked. > > I would be happy to post my script to the mailing list or email it to > someone at Julia Studio. If this would be of benefit to anyone. I would > think it would work for for most Debian based systems which have Julia in > the repository or Julia is already installed. > > The script took about 50minutes to run. This is averaging probably 700kb > download and compiles on a 3rd gen i7 laptop with 12gb ram. > > Thanks for Julia and Julia Studio. I look forward to the experience. > > Jimmie >
