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Diffstat (limited to 'PerlTQt')
| -rw-r--r-- | PerlTQt/INSTALL | 16 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | PerlTQt/Makefile.PL.in | 4 |
2 files changed, 10 insertions, 10 deletions
diff --git a/PerlTQt/INSTALL b/PerlTQt/INSTALL index da1c2dc..17b6faa 100644 --- a/PerlTQt/INSTALL +++ b/PerlTQt/INSTALL @@ -4,9 +4,9 @@ http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-perl or send a subscribe message to kde-perl-request@mail.kde.org. Please send patches and bug reports to the mailing-list. -This file contains instructions for downloading and building the SmokeQt +This file contains instructions for downloading and building the SmokeTQt library and PerlTQt. PerlTQt is not a direct Perl interface to the TQt -library, but is rather an interface to the SmokeQt library generated by +library, but is rather an interface to the SmokeTQt library generated by Kalyptus. The programs+version I use, but not necessarily required: @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Make sure your $TQTDIR environment-variable is set. I'm sorry for all the requirements, but you *are* getting this from CVS. Release versions will be much easier and more independant. -First, you need to download the development environment for smokeqt. +First, you need to download the development environment for smoketqt. Please use compression for cvs downloads ('cvs -z4' in .cvsrc). $ export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@anoncvs.kde.org:/home/kde @@ -32,16 +32,16 @@ $ cvs co kdebindings/smoke # pre-generated smoke library $ cd kdebindings # kdebindings/ $ cvs co admin # get kde build tools -At this point, you now have the full smokeqt environment. The +At this point, you now have the full smoketqt environment. The pre-generated smoke library is based off KDE's copy of TQt-3.0.4. I have TQt-3.0.1, so I have to re-generate the files to match my installed version of TQt. Here's how to do it. -$ cd smoke/qt # kdebindings/smoke/qt/ +$ cd smoke/tqt # kdebindings/smoke/tqt/ $ perl ./qtguess.pl # simple script to find disabled TQt features $ perl ./generate.pl # calls kalyptus which generates code -Now you have the SmokeQt source-code generated for your personal TQt +Now you have the SmokeTQt source-code generated for your personal TQt configuration. Here's how to compile. $ cd ../.. # kdebindings/ @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ $ cd smoke # kdebindings/smoke/ $ make # this should succeed $ make install # will install to --prefix from configure -Okay, you now have libsmokeqt installed on your system. You can now +Okay, you now have libsmoketqt installed on your system. You can now compile PerlTQt. First, get the latest version of PerlTQt-3. $ export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@cvs.perlqt.sf.net:/cvsroot/perlqt @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ $ cvs login # no password $ cvs co PerlTQt-3 $ cd PerlTQt-3 # PerlTQt-3/ -If you installed libsmokeqt in a non-standard library path, you will +If you installed libsmoketqt in a non-standard library path, you will need to edit Makefile.PL and add -L/your/lib/path to the LIBS parameter. If any of the other options in Makefile.PL need changing for your system, you will need to change it now. diff --git a/PerlTQt/Makefile.PL.in b/PerlTQt/Makefile.PL.in index 7746d30..bcf72af 100644 --- a/PerlTQt/Makefile.PL.in +++ b/PerlTQt/Makefile.PL.in @@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ WriteMakefile( 'VERSION_FROM' => 'TQt.pm', # finds $VERSION 'PREREQ_PM' => {}, # e.g., Module::Name => 1.1, 'INC' => '@all_includes@ -I. -I../smoke', - 'LIBS' => ['@all_libraries@'." -L$localsmoke -lsmokeqt ".'@LIBCRYPT@'." $qtlib"], + 'LIBS' => ['@all_libraries@'." -L$localsmoke -lsmoketqt ".'@LIBCRYPT@'." $qtlib"], # 'XS' => {'TQt.xs' => 'TQt.cpp'}, # does not work ... still expects TQt.c 'XSOPT' => "-C++", 'OBJECT' => "$objects", # Object files @@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ sub MY::const_loadlibs { package MY; my $i = shift->SUPER::const_loadlibs(@_); # hacks for linking against a non-yet-installed smoke - $i =~ s/((?:EXTRALIBS|LDLOADLIBS).*?)\n/$1 -L$localsmoke -lsmokeqt\n/gs unless $i =~/-lsmokeqt/; + $i =~ s/((?:EXTRALIBS|LDLOADLIBS).*?)\n/$1 -L$localsmoke -lsmoketqt\n/gs unless $i =~/-lsmoketqt/; $i =~ s#(LD_RUN_PATH.*?)(${localsmoke})?\n#"$1".($2?"":":")."$x{'libdir'}\n"#se; $i; } |