[review] [PyKDE] SIP error while building PyKDE

[Jennifer King]

Jim Bublitz wrote:

>On Thursday March 25 2004 07:06, Jennifer King wrote:
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>>I'm trying to get PyKDE installed on a FreeBSD4.8 system.
>>After fighting with things for a couple days, I finally have
>>PyQT & SIP installed, and I've fought my way through PyKDE's
>>installation, but finally ran into a problem I can't figure
>>out exactly how to fix. Hopefully, someone here will know what
>>to do.
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>>sip version (3.10.1) not compatible with this version (3.8) --
>>ignored PyQt sip files version (3.11.0) not compatible with
>>this version (3.10.1) -- ignored
>>PyQt sip files version (3.11) not compatible with this version
>>(3.8) -- ignored
>>/n*** WARNING *** possibile version mismatch ignored
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>PyKDE 3.8 won't build with sip 3.10.1 or PyQt 3.11. Your 
>alternatives are to revert to sip/PyQt 3.8 which is a terrible 
>idea, or wait for the PyKDE 3.11 release. 
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Dang.. I was hoping that you *wouldn't* say that, since the 3.8 versions 
of sip &
pyqt aren't on the site! Oh well, just as I was starting to really enjoy 
the challenge,
too. :P

>I'm not that far in terms of work from releasing PyKDE 3.11 
>snapshot, but I have at least a couple of days of other 
>(business) stuff I have to attend to first, so it's a least a 
>week until the snapshot will be released. It should be 
>essentially the final version - whatever problems it has will 
>likely be on the installation side.
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>Jim
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Good luck with it, and thanks for the reply. Maybe this'll keep me from 
playing
around on my system instead of doing my own work. Back to boring 
programming,
hosting & design for me.... at least for a week or two before I can 
start doing fun
stuff again ;)

-- Jen
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