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REQUIREMENTS
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* TDE headers & libraries for tdelibs
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* A Python interpreter for the compilation
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scons v0.96.1 or newer is recommended, but it's not required since a
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minimum scons distribution is included in the package.
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BUILDING AND INSTALLING
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For configuring, compiling and installing the application and
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if you do have Scons 0.96.1 or newer installed, just run:
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$ scons
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$ scons install (as root user)
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In case you don't have Scons installed, you can use
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the accompanying minimum scons by running:
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$ tar xjvf admin/scons-mini.tar.bz2
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$ ./scons
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$ ./scons install
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ADVANCED BUILD FEATURES & DEINSTALLING
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In case you want to execute many compilation jobs in parallel (because you
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want to make use of a SMP system or a compile cluster, for instance),
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you can use ('N' is the number of jobs which should be run in parallel):
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$ scons -jN
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A debug build of the program can be created by running:
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$ scons configure debug=1
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$ scons
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Finally, the software can be removed from your system by running
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$ scons -c install
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CONFIGURATION NOTES
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The installation scripts are relying on the tde-config program.
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The programs tde-config, qmake, uic and moc must be accesssible
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through your PATH.
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Qt and kde may not be installed as expected (in TQTDIR and TDEDIR)
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So until tde-config is able to give that information, you may
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have to give those paths. You may also want to tune the build.
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In these cases, you must first run "scons configure" with some options
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before running "scons" and "scons install"
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Here are some examples :
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On Fedora/Redhat
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$ scons configure kdeincludes=/usr/include/tde/
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On Debian
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$ scons configure qtincludes=/usr/include/qt/ kdeinclude=/usr/include/tde/
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To install in some particular location with additional include paths
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$ scons configure prefix=~/tmp extraincludes=/tmp/include:/usr/local/include
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For AMD64 and platforms where folders are like /usr/lib64
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$ scons configure libsuffix=64
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For more options, run
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scons --help
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The build system is based on bksys, a build system that replaces
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autoconf, automake and make in a row. Feel free to report your opinion
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about it to the bksys authors.
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PACKAGE CREATION
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RPM packagers can use the DESTDIR environment variable
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$ DESTDIR=/tmp/build-rpm/ scons install
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To use checkinstall, pass the following option
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$ checkinstall --fstrans=no --nodoc scons install
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