[PyKDE] PyKDE-3.5-2 Release
Jim Bublitz
jbublitz at nwinternet.com
Thu Apr 10 06:03:01 BST 2003
On 10-Apr-03 Ricardo Javier Cardenes Medina wrote:
> Uploaded Debian packages. Wow, compiling twice (Python 2.1, 2.2)
> gets two hours on my humble machine :-D. I don't want to think
> about compiling it to Python 2.3 too.
No sympathy here :) - I compile every version and with and without
the -c switch ("no -c" has dependency problems because of the way
#includes are ordered for some KDE files) plus one extra compile
for RH. I also do that much more than once, because I have
a lot more bugs in the early compiles. I have some shortcuts too,
and I spread it over 4 machines.
I'm thinking of splitting the package with the less used (or
maybe unused) modules (kdesu, kdeprint, kspell, kjs) in a separate
package. That'll save you at least 10 minutes per compile on the
main package :( (but of course the total won't change much) I'm also
thinking of adding more modules down the road (kab looks better now,
maybe kdegames).
> i386 and PowerPC packages, as usual.
>> 1. You had problems with build.py as reported previously on the
>> list
> Mmh... Only one question about build problems... Wouldn't it be
> more sane searching for libqtcmodule.so at sipModuleDir instead
> of modDir? (test at checkThreading).
I'll look at it. The test for lib (qt or qt-mt) compatibility will
disappear when KDE2 modules are dropped (sip 4 or maybe earlier).
Jim
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