On 08.06.11 15:26:00, Nick Savoiu wrote: > Hi, > > Long time KDE3 user trying to get up to speed with KDE4. I've stayed away > from > it so far as I found building it from sources (like I did for KDE3) much more > daunting. > > I'm building trunk using kdesrc-build on RedHat Enterprise Linux 4.5 64bit > and > running into the following > > [tahoe:kdesrc-build-1.13]$ ./kdesrc-build --no-src > Script started processing at Wed Jun 8 14:26:10 2011 > <<< Build Process >>> > Building qt-copy (1/26) > Preparing build system for qt-copy. > Removing files in build directory for qt-copy > Old build system cleaned, starting new build system. > LGPL license selected for Qt. See > /scr/tahoe-s1/nos/prjs/kdesrc-build-1.13/dwnld//qt-copy/LICENSE.LGPL > Running configure... > Use of uninitialized value in utime at > /scr/tahoe-s1/nos/prjs/kdesrc-build-1.13/dwnld/qt-copy/bin/syncqt line 337. > Use of uninitialized value in utime at > /scr/tahoe-s1/nos/prjs/kdesrc-build-1.13/dwnld/qt-copy/bin/syncqt line 337. > > It's my first time using kdesrc-build so I'm not sure why the error message.
Hmm, since the last change to that script is quite some time ago, I guess your perl is not able to understand the syntax. Or is that maybe just a warning from your perl and kdesrc-build happily continues building Qt? Also, you may run into more troubles further on trying to build a recent KDE 4 on such a 4 year old distro. Andreas >> Visit http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-devel#unsub to unsubscribe <<
