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Cojack: add information about libgrantlee-dev package in ubuntu, is available since lucid-backports

2013-03-17T15:42:22Z

add information about libgrantlee-dev package in ubuntu, is available since lucid-backports

2013-02-11T20:40:43Z

‎2. Get the sources: change branch from 4.2/1.2 to 4.5/1.5

2013-01-21T23:34:14Z

why hide the TOC? this is a really long page, so I'm re-enabling the TOC

2012-11-19T12:33:24Z

2012-10-26T11:48:45Z

2012-10-26T11:47:21Z

2012-05-25T17:14:56Z

2012-02-16T22:04:09Z

‎4. Get and install plugins (optional)

2011-08-22T13:41:21Z

‎1. Get the requirements: Added kdeworkspace error remedy

2011-08-22T13:27:40Z

‎1. Get the requirements: Added the errors that require the packages to be installed

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 In Fedora 13: kdelibs-devel kdebase-workspace-devel
-In Ubuntu 11.04: cmake gcc g++ kdelibs5-dev zlib1g-dev kdebase-workspace-dev
+In Ubuntu 11.04: cmake gcc g++ kdelibs5-dev zlib1g-dev kdebase-workspace-dev libgrantlee-dev
 In Debian: same as ubuntu, but you also need to compile at Grantlee in at least version 0.1.7, though I suggest to use the latest stable release. See http://downloads.grantlee.org/ and http://www.gitorious.org/grantlee/pages/Home

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 Please note that this branch will depend on MovingRange in Kate, meaning KDE 4.5 and above. This can be updated by doing sudo yum update kdelibs or equivalent.
-* '''Or''', by getting the latest 4.2-branch sources directly out of the Git server. First you need to do clone git reposity as above, and then tell git to use branch 1.2 for kdevplatform and branch 4.2 for kdevelop:
+* '''Or''', by getting the latest 4.5-branch sources directly out of the Git server. First you need to do clone git reposity as above, and then tell git to use branch 1.5 for kdevplatform and branch 4.5 for kdevelop:
-         cd  $HOME/src/kdevplatform ; git checkout -b 1.2 origin/1.2
+         cd  $HOME/src/kdevplatform ; git checkout -b 1.5 origin/1.5
-         cd  $HOME/src/kdevelop ; git checkout -b 4.2 origin/4.2
+         cd  $HOME/src/kdevelop ; git checkout -b 4.5 origin/4.5
 == 3. Configure and install ==

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-__NOTOC__
 The way to download, compile, install and run KDevelop depends on how you want to download it and where do you want to install it to.
 So follow the step by step instructions below.

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      export KDEDIRS=/usr/local/:$KDEDIRS
-And it needs to have execution permissions.
+And it needs to have execution permissions. If you want to use it directly, you'll have to logout of your current KDE session and log in again, otherwise this script won't be sourced of course...
 === System installation ===

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 The way to download, compile, install and run KDevelop depends on how you want to download it and where do you want to install it to.
 So follow the step by step instructions below.
 == 1. Get the requirements ==
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 Could NOT find KDE4Workspace
 == 2. Get the sources (assumes ''$HOME/src'' but you can replace it with something else) ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:47, 26 October 2012
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	In Ubuntu 11.04: cmake gcc g++ kdelibs5-dev zlib1g-dev kdebase-workspace-dev		In Ubuntu 11.04: cmake gcc g++ kdelibs5-dev zlib1g-dev kdebase-workspace-dev
		+
		+	In Debian: same as ubuntu, but you also need to compile at Grantlee in at least version 0.1.7, though I suggest to use the latest stable release. See http://downloads.grantlee.org/ and http://www.gitorious.org/grantlee/pages/Home

	When configuring kdevplatform, these packages are needed to remedy the following errors:		When configuring kdevplatform, these packages are needed to remedy the following errors:

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 Before running KDevelop, you need set the KDEDIRS environment variable. Assuming that you want to install KDevelop4  into ''$HOME/kdevelop4'' then you need to run the following:
-     export KDEDIRS=$HOME/kdevelop4:/$KDEDIRS
+     export KDEDIRS=$HOME/kdevelop4:$KDEDIRS
      kbuildsycoca4

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 == 4. Get and install plugins (optional) ==
-If you need extra functionality, you can get and install additional plugins for KDevelop4 at [[KDevelop4/Compiling/Plugins]].
+If you need extra functionality, you can get and install additional plugins for KDevelop4. Stable plugins can be found in Extragear: https://projects.kde.org/projects/extragear/kdevelop/plugins . Experimental, potentially unstable or even broken plugins can be found in Playground: https://projects.kde.org/projects/playground/devtools/plugins .
 == 5. Run KDevelop ==

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 kdelibs5-dev: ERROR: Could not find KDE4 kde4-config
 zlib1g-dev: Could NOT find ZLIB
 '''WARNING:''' You have to remove all KDevelop packages provided by your distribution. If you don't do that, binary compatibility issues will eventually lead to crashes and undefined behavior. To make sure, you can search for KDevelop libraries with this command:

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:27, 22 August 2011
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	In Ubuntu 11.04: cmake gcc g++ kdelibs5-dev zlib1g-dev kdebase-workspace-dev		In Ubuntu 11.04: cmake gcc g++ kdelibs5-dev zlib1g-dev kdebase-workspace-dev
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		+	When configuring kdevplatform, these packages are needed to remedy the following errors:
		+	kdelibs5-dev: ERROR: Could not find KDE4 kde4-config
		+	zlib1g-dev: Could NOT find ZLIB

	'''WARNING:''' You have to remove all KDevelop packages provided by your distribution. If you don't do that, binary compatibility issues will eventually lead to crashes and undefined behavior. To make sure, you can search for KDevelop libraries with this command:		'''WARNING:''' You have to remove all KDevelop packages provided by your distribution. If you don't do that, binary compatibility issues will eventually lead to crashes and undefined behavior. To make sure, you can search for KDevelop libraries with this command: