Open afrowerks opened 11 years ago
For the first of those errors, you need to make sure you clone submodules.
But for Qt, it seems as though Qt5 is the default on your system... not knowing anything about compatibility between Qt versions, maybe try telling the toolchain to use Qt5?
Or temporarily setting Qt4 as the default?
if i remember correctly, qt is only needed for the pre-alpha gui. there should be an option to cmake without the gui ( and thus without the qt dependencies) On Aug 6, 2013 1:23 AM, "Dominic R. May" notifications@github.com wrote:
For the first of those errors, you need to make sure you clone submodules.
But for Qt, it seems as though Qt5 is the default on your system... not knowing anything about compatibility between Qt versions, maybe try telling the toolchain to use Qt5?
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Thanks for the quick responses,
I think I will manage the qt stuff, haven't really had time today to pursue further. I ran into a bug/feature in qmake in the process...
My point was that as a developer, time is precious, and you'd not want to spend it on initial troubleshooting. The guide I followed was this one -- https://github.com/DCPUTeam/DCPUToolchain/blob/master/README.md -- and maybe I should have followed some other description. I didn't see anything about any submodules. Typically you'd just add some option --recursive to the git command if everything is ok in the repo.
I first stumbled upon this page -- http://dcputoolcha.in/docs/tutorial/10cco/gettingtools.html -- which promises also to get you started, so there's some effort needed in getting more juice into the pages that meet newcomers like me. Maybe that this particular tutorial/guide focus on Windows users where things maybe are pre-packaged?!
BR, Andreas
2013/8/5 Patrick Flick notifications@github.com
if i remember correctly, qt is only needed for the pre-alpha gui. there should be an option to cmake without the gui ( and thus without the qt dependencies) On Aug 6, 2013 1:23 AM, "Dominic R. May" notifications@github.com wrote:
For the first of those errors, you need to make sure you clone submodules.
But for Qt, it seems as though Qt5 is the default on your system... not knowing anything about compatibility between Qt versions, maybe try telling the toolchain to use Qt5?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub< https://github.com/DCPUTeam/DCPUToolchain/issues/235#issuecomment-22148097>
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try commenting this line of the main CMakeLists.txt:244 http://github.com/DCPUTeam/DCPUToolchain/blob/master/CMakeLists.txt#L244
this should remove all qt dependencies. dtide isn't done anyway, and i'm surprised it is enabled in the main branch
this project has been dying out, with almost no activity for > half a year. but any feedback is still appreciated.
cheers
I had installed qt-sdk first since I wanted to be able to try the toolchain out, which is for 5.0.1, but even after installing qt4, I get this error below. I would think that if you have a requirement towards a specific version of a tool you shouldn't have to uninstall or tweak something just to satisfy installation of the dcputoolchain. (Following are the make error and installed qt packages respectively.)
(FYI, Trying to use qmake -set didn't work due to a bug leading to multiple internal variables of the same name.)