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Cola: /* Rocs Development Environment */

2012-12-18T09:17:46Z

‎Rocs Development Environment

Cola: /* Rocs Development Environment */

2012-06-28T11:15:51Z

‎Rocs Development Environment

Cola: /* Rocs Development Environment */

2012-06-28T10:55:30Z

‎Rocs Development Environment

Cola: /* Checklist for Development Environment */

2012-06-28T10:00:50Z

‎Checklist for Development Environment

Cola: /* Getting Started */

2012-06-28T09:58:00Z

‎Getting Started

Cola: /* Getting Started */

2012-06-28T09:55:26Z

‎Getting Started

Cola: /* Get the Source */

2011-09-19T18:31:38Z

‎Get the Source

Cola: update to GIT

2011-09-19T18:29:35Z

update to GIT

Cola: /* Configure Your Build-System */

2011-09-14T08:36:39Z

‎Configure Your Build-System

Cola: Created page with '== Getting Started == The following steps are mandatory: # get source # configure your build system with CMake # compile Rocs # install Rocs # setup your KDEDIRS path and run kbu...'

2011-02-26T10:04:59Z

Created page with '== Getting Started == The following steps are mandatory: # get source # configure your build system with CMake # compile Rocs # install Rocs # setup your KDEDIRS path and run kbu...'

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== Getting Started ==
The following steps are mandatory:
# get source
# configure your build system with CMake
# compile Rocs
# install Rocs
# setup your KDEDIRS path and run kbuildsycoca4
# run Rocs

Now the steps with more details:

=== Get the Source ===
You can fetch the sources by an [[Getting_Started/Sources/Anonymous_SVN|Anonymous SVN]] account. (Note: switch from SVN to GIT is expected in the very near future) Let's say you fetch the source to: "$HOME/rocs-source"

=== Configure Your Build-System ===
Next, we need folders for building and for installing Rocs. Let's say
* $HOME/rocs-build
* $HOME/rocs-install
Then we need to say the build-scripts that those folders exist. Very comfortable this can be done by using the program cmake-gui. Take care to set the following:
* Source-directory is: $HOME/rocs-source
* Build-directory is: $HOME/rocs-build
* set: CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE = debufull
* set: CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX = $HOME/rocs-install
Then press "configure" to see if all necessary libraries are present. Finally generate make-files if nothing is red anymore.

=== Run Rocs ===
It is necessary that the following two steps are done:
# export KDEDIRS=$HOME/rocs-install:/$KDEDIRS
# kbuildsycoca4
Finally, you can run Rocs by executing the compiled and installed binary in $HOME/rocs-install.

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 * KDE >= 4.7
 * Qt >= 4.7
-* Boost >= 1.39 (note that the libboost-graph package is also needed)
+* Boost >= 1.49 (note that the libboost-graph package is also needed)
 Those package are usually indicated by a trailing "-dev" in the package name, as provided by your favorite distribution.

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 * Boost >= 1.39 (note that the libboost-graph package is also needed)
 Those package are usually indicated by a trailing "-dev" in the package name, as provided by your favorite distribution.
 === Get the Rocs Source Code ===

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 === Rocs Development Environment ===
-Usually it is '''not necessary''' to compile kdelibs and Qt from source to be able to compile Rocs. For now (Rocs from KDE SC 4.9 as well as master for the 4.10 series) only require recent development packges of the following framewoks:
+Usually it is '''not necessary''' to compile kdelibs and Qt from source to be able to compile Rocs. The current master branch of Rocs only requires development packges of the following framewoks:
-* KDE
+* KDE >= 4.7
-* Qt
+* Qt >= 4.7
-* Boost
+* Boost >= 1.39 (note that the libboost-graph package is also needed)
+Those package are usually indicated by a trailing "-dev" in the package name, as provided by your favorite distribution.
 === Get the Rocs Source Code ===

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	Now, the important sections in more detail:		Now, the important sections in more detail:
		+
		+	=== Rocs Development Environment ===
		+	Usually it is '''not necessary''' to compile kdelibs and Qt from source to be able to compile Rocs. For now (Rocs from KDE SC 4.9 as well as master for the 4.10 series) only require recent development packges of the following framewoks:
		+	* KDE
		+	* Qt
		+	* Boost
		+

	=== Get the Rocs Source Code ===		=== Get the Rocs Source Code ===

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-== Getting Started ==
+== Checklist for Development Environment==
 The following steps are mandatory:
 # setup development enviroment for KDE applications
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 # compile Rocs
 # install Rocs
-# setup execution enviroment and run Rocs
+# set KDEDIRS and run kbuildsycoca4
-Now the steps with more details:
+Now, the important sections in more detail:
 === Get the Rocs Source Code ===

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 == Getting Started ==
 The following steps are mandatory:
-# get source
+# setup development enviroment for KDE applications
-# configure your build system with CMake
+# get Rocs source code
 # compile Rocs
 # install Rocs
-# setup your KDEDIRS path and run kbuildsycoca4
+# setup execution enviroment and run Rocs
-# run Rocs
 Now the steps with more details:
-=== Get the Source ===
+=== Get the Rocs Source Code ===
 You can fetch the sources from the [https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdeedu/rocs/repository Rocs Project Page] by cloning the Git repository. Let's say you fetch the source to: "$HOME/rocs-source"
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 Then press "configure" to see if all necessary libraries are present. Finally generate make-files if nothing is red anymore.
-=== Run Rocs ===
+=== Setup Execution Enviroment and Run Rocs===
 It is necessary that the following two steps are done:
 # export KDEDIRS=$HOME/rocs-install:$KDEDIRS
 # kbuildsycoca4
 Finally, you can run Rocs by executing the compiled and installed binary in $HOME/rocs-install.

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 === Get the Source ===
-You can fetch the sources from [[https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdeedu/rocs/repository|the Rocs Projects Page]] by cloning the Git repository. Let's say you fetch the source to: "$HOME/rocs-source"
+You can fetch the sources from the [https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdeedu/rocs/repository Rocs Project Page] by cloning the Git repository. Let's say you fetch the source to: "$HOME/rocs-source"
 === Configure Your Build-System ===

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 * Source-directory is: $HOME/rocs-source
 * Build-directory is: $HOME/rocs-build
-* set: CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE = debufull
+* set: CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE = debugfull
 * set: CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX = $HOME/rocs-install
 Then press "configure" to see if all necessary libraries are present. Finally generate make-files if nothing is red anymore.