Hi, 2013/10/7 <mk-li...@email.de>: > On Oct 7, 2013, at 7:35 AM, Thomas Baumgart wrote: >> yes, but did you also have Gwenhywfar build with the Qt fronend? I don't >> think >> that this is checked by cmake.
I did some updates in cmake recently to fix compilation errors with gwenhywfar 4.7.0. I think it is now checked by cmake - it expects both gwenhywfar and gwengui-qt4 (plus depencencies) library packages. > yes, that's how it is installed, with Qt: > --- > $ port contents gwenhywfar4-devel | grep dylib > /opt/macports-test/lib/libgwengui-cpp.0.dylib > /opt/macports-test/lib/libgwengui-cpp.dylib > /opt/macports-test/lib/libgwengui-qt4.0.dylib > /opt/macports-test/lib/libgwengui-qt4.dylib > /opt/macports-test/lib/libgwenhywfar.60.dylib > /opt/macports-test/lib/libgwenhywfar.dylib The missing symbols are in libgwengui-cpp.so on my system, so I would expect they are in libgwengui-cpp.dylib on yours. Don't know how to check that on Mac, so I'll just tell you what I did to find out: $ nm -CD libgwengui-cpp.so | grep CppGui::getCInterface 00003f30 T CppGui::getCInterface() You may also want to see what pkg-config says about gwenhywfar libs available in the system. There are 3 libs passed to the compiler on mine: $ pkg-config --libs gwengui-qt4 gwenhywfar -lgwengui-qt4 -lgwengui-cpp -lgwenhywfar -- cheers, Łukasz _______________________________________________ KMyMoney-devel mailing list KMyMoney-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kmymoney-devel
