I am on edgy kubuntu : kdelibs kdeedu kdepimlibs compiled successfully
but not kdebase :
/ In
member function void KCMDisplay::addTab(const QString&, const QString&):
/
warning: __comp_ctor is deprecated (declared at
/)
Linking CXX shared module ////lib/kcm_display.so
[ 64%] Built target kcm_display
[ 64%] Generating joystick.moc
[ 64%] Generating joywidget.moc
[ 64%] Generating poswidget.moc
[ 64%] Generating caldialog.moc
Scanning dependencies of target kcm_joystick
[ 64%] Building CXX object
/ error: does not name a type
/ error: does not name a type
make[2]:
[]
Erreur 1
make[1]:
[]
Erreur 2
make: [all] Erreur 2
kdedev@one:~/kdebase/build$ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$KDEDIR &&
make && make install

Henri Girard wrote:
>/ error: does not name a type
>/ error: does not name a type

Kernel header problem. If you've changed the system kernel headers since
you installed your system, undo your change: kernel headers
in /usr/include/linux are supposed to stay the same.

, I suggest you simply fix the kernel header by #includ'ing the
appropriate header that is missing.

thanks But i don't know how to do it ?
i did a sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
but how to downgrade kernel ?
Apparently the headers are the same as the kernel ?
What do you mean #including ?
sorry for asking you but i am newbie in kernel things
Henri

Fri, 08 Sep 2006 19:54:59 +0200, Thiago Macieira <thiago (AT) kde (DOT) orgwrote:

Henri Girard wrote:
>/ error: does not name a type
>/ error: does not name a type
>
Kernel header problem. If you've changed the system kernel headers since
you installed your system, undo your change: kernel headers
in /usr/include/linux are supposed to stay the same.

, I suggest you simply fix the kernel header by #includ'ing the
appropriate header that is missing.

Henri Girard wrote:
>i did a sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
>but how to downgrade kernel ?
>Apparently the headers are the same as the kernel ?

If it's what your distribution installed, then it's the correct one.

I mentioned that because most errors coming from the kernel headers are
caused by people recompiling their kernels and then updating the
userspace headers.

>What do you mean #including ?
>sorry for asking you but i am newbie in kernel things

We're not using anything new and most errors of this kind in the kernel
headers are caused by errors in the headers themselves. So I ask you to
fix that error and send your distribution a patch.

However, it may also happen that the fact that KDE uses -ansi causes the
kernel headers to forego definition of some symbols. That is, of course,
a kernel header bug (the whole struct mustn't be defined if one symbol
isn't), but if you remove the -ansi option, you may succeed in compiling
without changing any files.

thanks to point me out this "note" in fact i always did it before but this
time
i copy paste the make and even didn't notice it The problem of coping
and pasting !! ! lol
maybe that's why i didn't have it before
I did compile all kde4 on dapper last week
kubuntu edgy knot 2 is quiete in a good way I installed it and run it
without any problems
Henri

Henri
Fri, 08 Sep 2006 22:25:25 +0200, Dmitry Suzdalev <dimsuz (AT) gmail (DOT) com
wrote:

Friday 08 September 2006 23:18, Henri Girard wrote:
>thanks But i don't know how to do it ?
>i did a sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
>but how to downgrade kernel ?
>Apparently the headers are the same as the kernel ?
>What do you mean #including ?
>sorry for asking you but i am newbie in kernel things
>Henri
Just a sidenote:
You can ignore this error by typing "make -k" instead of just "make".
This way "make" program will not exit on the first error, but continue
trying
to compile as much as it can.
In the end you'll have no kcontrol's joystick module (and maybe a few
other
things that might refuse to compile), but all other things may still
work.

Good luck!
Dmitry.

PS. Also are you aware of this
It means that edgy devs
managed to compile kdebase, so maybe it is worth asking on #kubuntu about
your problem.

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