Riyad Kalla wrote:
> I have a stock RH 6.1 FULL install running on my system, and recently I went
> to compile 2 KDE related programs that rely on QT2.0x, and even one based on
> QT1.44, and almost right away running "make" will fail with a warning along
> the lines of:
>
> "Incorrect compiler, please use the compiler that was used to compile KDE on
> this machine". Now, I haven't changed/updated anything since I've installed,
> I've just never been able to compile KDE related packages... any blatant
> things I should look for that would bring about an error like this? This is
> an annoyance and not a mission critical thing by any means, I'm still
> learning.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Riyad Kalla
> General Partner, Multimedia & Design
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> www.transitivesys.com
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Riyad,
I had installed KDE from another distribution of Caldera that came with a
book. It installed on /opt partition. I have found that there is so, so much
development going on with everything out there, that we just have to rely on
list servers such as this one. The funny thing, I am a Windows developer by
day and even with the version problems, they don't equal a binary compatibility
problem with dll's. At least with the Linux problem, someone can answer you
very quickly. In this case, I am not the one to answer your question today,
but I may answer one for you tomorrow.
Have faith, someone will answer your question. I wish that I had this level of
support with Windows NT! I have noticed that QT used to write the KDE GUI, is
quickly being replaced by the GTK libraries.
David L. Whitehurst
Sky Alland
Senior Systems Developer
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