doc.html.in is still floating around since it's what passes for documentation. * Rename kdecvs-pywizard to kdesvn-pywizard. It's still tied to the old options though, and as such isn't really a great help. * Update HISTORY and TODO. svn path=/trunk/kdenonbeta/kdecvs-build/; revision=409925wilder
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* Add .cvspass creation/appending support. |
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* Display cause of error when a make fails. |
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* Detect errors opening log file. |
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* Add these changes to the docs. |
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# kdecvs-buildrc |
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# |
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# You may use comments. Any text on a line after a # will |
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# be ignored. Blank lines are OK as well. |
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# Modules are downloaded, built, and installed in the order you |
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# specify them in this file. |
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# |
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# For a list of modules valid in KDE CVS, try going to |
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# http://developer.kde.org/source/anoncvs.html |
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# |
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# Most of the modules here don't have appropriate configure-flags set. |
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# It is up to the interested user to see what configure-flags a module has, |
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# although --build-system-only could help you out. |
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global # Set global options |
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# We use GNU ld here, whatever that means. You can find out what |
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# configure flags to put here by running $(cvs-root)/$(module)/configure --help |
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# after the build system has been created. |
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configure-flags --with-gnu-ld --enable-debug=full |
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# Unsermake doesn't work with every module, but it tends to speed up |
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# compilation on modules it does work with. Enabling this flag will |
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# automatically install the appropriate software with no other options |
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# necessary. |
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use-unsermake true |
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# If you want to install something from a particular release, you can use |
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# this tag. Note that using kdecvs-build to install KDE 3.2.x is probably |
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# a waste. Konstruct would be better for that kind of thing. |
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# release-tag KDE_3_2_0_RELEASE |
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# Enable debugging by default. Adjust as needed for your computer. |
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cxxflags -g |
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# Where to stick the generated files. |
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build-dir build |
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# Where to put the logs |
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log-dir log |
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# Use home Qt (the qt-copy we're installing). |
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qtdir ~/kdecvs/qt-copy |
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# Use home KDE |
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kdedir ~/kde |
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# Path for devel tools, Qt, and KDE. Probably excessive. Note that |
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# $KDEDIR/bin and $QTDIR/bin are automatically added. |
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binpath /usr/bin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin |
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# LD_LIBRARY_PATH will automatically be set as appropriate, but if you need |
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# to add directories, you can use the following directive. |
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# libpath ~/my-libs |
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# Download sources into this directory |
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cvs-root ~/kdecvs |
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# From this CVS server |
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cvs-server :pserver:anonymous@anoncvs.kde.org:/home/kde |
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# Use this file for locking |
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lockfile ~/.kdecvs-build-lock |
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# End of global options |
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end global |
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module qt-copy |
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# We tend to want a stable Qt. Note that if you are using qt-copy, you must |
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# build it (you don't need to install it) before building the rest of KDE. |
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# This is why qt-copy is the first module listed in the file. |
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# This line is begging for a backslash-continuation operator, I know. |
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# configure-flags overrides global configure-flags for qt-copy only. |
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# These flags are recommended according to README.qt-copy in CVS. |
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configure-flags -system-zlib -qt-gif -system-libpng -system-libjpeg -plugin-imgfmt-mng -thread -no-exceptions -debug -fast -dlopen-opengl |
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use-unsermake false # We obviously can't use this |
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end module |
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module arts |
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configure-flags --with-alsa |
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end module |
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module kdelibs |
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configure-flags --enable-sendfile --enable-mitshm --enable-fast-malloc=yes --enable-dnotify --with-alsa |
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end module |
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module kdebase |
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configure-flags --with-pam --with-shadow |
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end module |
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# This module must precede kdemultimedia. |
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module kdesupport |
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checkout-only taglib |
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end module |
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#module kdeaccessibility |
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#end module |
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#module kdebindings |
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#use-unsermake false |
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#end module |
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module kdegraphics |
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end module |
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#module kdekiosk |
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#end module |
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module kdetoys |
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end module |
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module kdeutils |
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end module |
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module kdevelop |
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end module |
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# Includes quanta and kommander |
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module kdewebdev |
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end module |
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# The famous office suite |
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#module koffice |
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#end module |
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module kdegames |
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end module |
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module kdeartwork |
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# I only wanted Plastik. The Makefile seems to depend on everything in |
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# styles/ being there, not just styles/plastik/ |
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checkout-only styles |
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end module |
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module kdeadmin |
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configure-flags --with-pam=yes --with-shadow |
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end module |
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module kdenetwork |
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end module |
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module kdesdk |
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end module |
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module kdepim |
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configure-flags --disable-exchange |
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# As of when I wrote this comment, kdepim can't use unsermake |
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use-unsermake false |
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end module |
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module kdemultimedia |
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end module |
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module kdeaddons |
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end module |
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#module kdeextragear-libs-1 |
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#end module |
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#module kdeextragear-1 |
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#end module |
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#module kdeextragear-2 |
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#end module |
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#module kdeextragear-3 |
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#end module |
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module kdenonbeta |
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# unsermake would automatically be added as needed anyways. You can also |
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# specify subdirectories to pull, like the following line. |
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# checkout-only applets/ksearchapplet |
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checkout-only unsermake kdmthemes |
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end module |
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# End of file |
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# This is a list of the various options you can use in your .kdecvs-buildrc. |
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# They should hopefully all be documentated in the included documentation |
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# file. If not, please e-mail me. Michael Pyne |
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# <michael.pyne@kdemail.net> |
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apply-qt-patches |
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binpath |
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build-system-only |
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checkout-only |
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configure-flags |
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cvs-root |
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cvs-server |
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cxxflags |
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debug |
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disable-build-list |
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do-not-compile |
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inst-apps |
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install-after-build |
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kdedir |
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libpath |
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lockfile |
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make-install-prefix |
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make-options |
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manual-build |
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manual-update |
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no-cvs |
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no-rebuild-on-fail |
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pretend |
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qtdir |
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reconfigure |
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recreate-configure |
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refresh-build |
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release-tag |
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set-env |
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stop-on-failure |
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use-qt-builddir-hack |
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use-unsermake |
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