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Kdevelop 4.6.0 Fedora 20 does not work - please help #17
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OK so sorry for the noise I now see that I need to compile the kdevelop git tree first then use this plugin. Again thanks for doing this. I'll check it out over the weekend see how it goes. |
I also would like to give this plug in a try. Compiling has a warning, but continuous.
but reloading KDevelop does not give me the extra project type. Distro: OpenSUSE 3.1 with KDevelop4 (4.7.60git.1409010820-105.3) Thanks for any help.. |
Have you compiled KDevelop by yourself as explained in the README file? Have you run kbuildsycoca4 after installing the plugin? |
"Linux kernel project manager" is now available but craches kdevelop4 when selected. Compiled kdevelop like this: Open Suse 13.1 kdevelop4 + kernel module in $HOME/kdevelop4 zypper in libkde4-devel Build kdevplatform version 1.6.90 git Then compile KDevelop version 4.6.90 git Kernel plugin (git) export KDEDIRS=$HOME/kdevelop4:$KDEDIRS $HOME/kdevelop4/bin/kdevelop Crashdump: (http://pastebin.com/1ajd5Cmi) |
Hi, Note that kdevplatform 1.7.0 and kdevelop 4.7 are the best suited for this plugin. Once you have your kernel project created, go to the configuration box and select your kernel config file, then restart KDevelop. This is necessary for the right files to be parsed with the right defines. A little bit inconvenient, but I haven't found a way to do this smoothly yet. :( |
I got this warning when compiling (but it's successful): But plugin is still not loaded (I tryed both /usr/local + export KDEDIRS=$KDEDIRS:/usr/local + kbuildsycoca4, and /usr adding kdev-kernel compiled files to the same kdevelop files path). I'm using Lubuntu 14.10 + kdevplatform 1.7.0 + kdevelop 4.7 |
Hi dear Alexandre, I hope this is the channel I'm suppose to use I could not find a mailing list or email for a short message.
I hack Linux Kernel code with Kdevelop for more then 7 years, started with kdev3. And today surprise I found your project. Which looks so cool.
I cmake, make, & sudo make install. Which all seem OK but reloading Kdevelop does not give me the extra project type as shown on web (and in read me). Please help me to try and debug this perhaps Fedora needs things in a different KDE directories.
Also do I need to see it in the settings/plugins list ? I do not. Where should I start looking to see what went wrong?
Thank you so much for doing this.
Best regards
Boaz ([email protected])
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