Plutome 0.2

Hello,

attached is plutome 0.2
This is a pure bugfix release. 

Changes are:

Fixed bug while unpacking the downloaded plugin packages.

Better explanations while compilation.
Fixed ./configure rule: no more with --with-extra-includes

Broken up dependencies of the plugin name and the name of
the la file. (So now it is possible to register the kparts
and actionproxy plugins correctly)


Thanks to Wally for the feedback.


cu alex



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On Friday 25 April 2008 3:57:52 pm Alexander Fischer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> attached is plutome 0.2
> This is a pure bugfix release.
>
> Changes are:
>
> Fixed bug while unpacking the downloaded plugin
packages.
>
> Better explanations while compilation.
> Fixed ./configure rule: no more with
--with-extra-includes
>
> Broken up dependencies of the plugin name and the name
of the la file. (So
> now it is possible to register the kparts and
actionproxy plugins
> correctly)
>
>
> Thanks to Wally for the feedback.
>
>
> cu alex

Hi Alex,
you might want to release this on kde-apps.org. Can I put it
on the Kommander 
site? We should talk about getting together to do some more
for Kommander.

Thanks again for doing this.

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On Saturday 26 April 2008 00:57 Alexander Fischer wrote:
> attached is plutome 0.2
> This is a pure bugfix release.

Good morning Alex,

running plutome-0.2 now generates an output in the
"Compilation Details tab"

see the attached log please.

Despite the compilation ends up with:
"Compilation failed. Return code is 0"
the Progress-tab reports a:
"Plugin successfully compiled and installed" 
(checked as OK)
and finally:
"I was not able to determine the name of the plugins la
file. 
It seems that something went wrong during installation"
(marked with STOP)

regards
wally

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ON SATURDAY 26 APRIL 2008 00:57 ALEXANDER FISCHER WROTE:
> ATTACHED IS PLUTOME 0.2
> THIS IS A PURE BUGFIX RELEASE.

MAYBE THIS IS HELPFUL. I DID A MANUALLY "MAKE" IN
THE 
KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/PLUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6/ DIRECTORY CREATED

BY PLUTOME-0.2 :

..KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/PLUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6>MAKE
WARNING: USE UNSERMAKE INSTEAD OF MAKE OR USE A WRAPPER
SCRIPT, E.G. 
MAKEOBJ!!!
UNSERMAKE ALL
COMPILING
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.CPP
G++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I./SRC
-I/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492
/PLUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6/SRC -I. -I/OPT/KDE3/INCLUDE
-I/USR/LIB/QT3/INCLUDE -I. -DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT -D_REENTRANT
-DHAVE_SSTREAM -WNO-LONG-LONG -WUNDEF -ANSI
-D_XOPEN_SOURCE=500 -D_BSD_SOURCE -WCAST-ALIGN
-WCHAR-SUBSCRIPTS -WALL -W -WPOINTER-ARITH -O2
-WFORMAT-SECURITY -WMISSING-FORMAT-ATTRIBUTE
-WNO-NON-VIRTUAL-DTOR -FNO-EXCEPTIONS -FNO-CHECK-NEW
-FNO-COMMON -FPIC -DPIC -C
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.CPP -O
./SRC/.LIBS/DATABASE.O -WP,-MD,./SRC/.DEPS/DATABASE.TULO
IN FILE INCLUDED FROM /USR/INCLUDE/BITS/SIGCONTEXT.H:28,
                 FROM /USR/INCLUDE/SIGNAL.H:333,
                 FROM /USR/INCLUDE/SYS/WAIT.H:31,
                 FROM /OPT/KDE3/INCLUDE/KPROCESS.H:24,
                 FROM
/OPT/KDE3/INCLUDE/KOMMANDERWIDGET.H:22,
                 
FROM
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.H:39,
                 
FROM
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.CPP:21:
/USR/INCLUDE/ASM/SIGCONTEXT.H:7:35: ERROR:
ASM-I386/SIGCONTEXT.H: NO SUCH FILE 
OR DIRECTORY
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.CPP: 
IN MEMBER FUNCTION €˜INT DATABASE:BROWSRET
URNED()€™:
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.CPP:453: 
WARNING: UNUSED VARIABLE €˜RESULT€™
ERROR CREATING ./SRC/DATABASE.LO. EXIT STATUS 1.
MAKE: *** [ALL] ERROR 1
..KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/PLUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6>


REGARDS
WALLY



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ON FRIDAY 25 APRIL 2008 9:53:25 PM WALLY WROTE:
> ON SATURDAY 26 APRIL 2008 00:57 ALEXANDER FISCHER
WROTE:
> > ATTACHED IS PLUTOME 0.2
> > THIS IS A PURE BUGFIX RELEASE.
>
> MAYBE THIS IS HELPFUL. I DID A MANUALLY
"MAKE" IN THE
> KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/PLUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6/ DIRECTORY
CREATED
> BY PLUTOME-0.2 :

SEEMS AN ODD LOCATION TO MAKE FROM, BUT WHATEVER...
>
> ..KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/PLUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6>MAKE
> WARNING: USE UNSERMAKE INSTEAD OF MAKE OR USE A WRAPPER
SCRIPT, E.G.
> MAKEOBJ!!!
> UNSERMAKE ALL
> COMPILING

WHAT DISTRO ARE YOU USING? ALSO ARE YOU ABLE TO BUILD OTHER
PROGRAMS? WITH THE 
CONCESSION UP FRONT THAT AUTOTOOLS ARE SOMEWHAT OF A
NIGHTMARE (WHICH IS WHY 
KDE4 MOVED TO CMAKE) THIS LOOKS LIKE IT'S YOUR SYSTEM. FOR
ONE IT'S TELLING 
YOU UP FRONT TO USE A MAKE WRAPPER (LIKE THINGS WEREN'T
COMPLICATED ENOUGH). 
DIDN'T YOU SAY YOU FOUND THE FILE IT CAN'T FIND ON YOUR
SYSTEM?

>
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-
>0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.CPP G++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I./SRC
>
-I/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492
/PLUGIN-DATABAS
>E-0.4.6/SRC -I. -I/OPT/KDE3/INCLUDE
-I/USR/LIB/QT3/INCLUDE -I.
> -DQT_THREAD_SUPPORT -D_REENTRANT -DHAVE_SSTREAM
-WNO-LONG-LONG -WUNDEF
> -ANSI -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=500 -D_BSD_SOURCE -WCAST-ALIGN
-WCHAR-SUBSCRIPTS
> -WALL -W -WPOINTER-ARITH -O2 -WFORMAT-SECURITY
-WMISSING-FORMAT-ATTRIBUTE
> -WNO-NON-VIRTUAL-DTOR -FNO-EXCEPTIONS -FNO-CHECK-NEW
-FNO-COMMON -FPIC
> -DPIC -C
>
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-
>0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.CPP -O ./SRC/.LIBS/DATABASE.O

DATABASE OBJECT FILE...

> -WP,-MD,./SRC/.DEPS/DATABASE.TULO IN FILE INCLUDED
FROM

.DEPS MEANS CONFIGURED DEPENDANCIES.

> /USR/INCLUDE/BITS/SIGCONTEXT.H:28,
>                  FROM /USR/INCLUDE/SIGNAL.H:333,
>                  FROM /USR/INCLUDE/SYS/WAIT.H:31,
>                  FROM /OPT/KDE3/INCLUDE/KPROCESS.H:24,
>                  FROM
/OPT/KDE3/INCLUDE/KOMMANDERWIDGET.H:22,
>
> FROM
>
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-
>0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.H:39,

LINE 39 ASKS FOR THE KOMMANDERWIDGET HEADER FILE, WHICH ASKS
FOR KPROCESS 
WHICH ASKS FOR WAIT AND NOW WE'RE DEEP INSIDE YOUR
SYSTEM...
>
> FROM
>
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-
>0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.CPP:21:
/USR/INCLUDE/ASM/SIGCONTEXT.H:7:35: ERROR:

AND "ASM" MEANS ASSEMBLER, WHICH IS MACHINE
LANGUAGE . IT'S WHAT C++ AND EVERY 
OTHER LANGUAGE THAT WANTS TO MAKE A BINARY FILE USES. PRETTY
MUCH NOTHING ON 
YOUR SYSTEM IS GOING TO WORK WITHOUT THIS AND THE
CONFIGURATION TOOLS ARE 
ASKING FOR THE FILE FROM THE WRONG LOCATION.

IT'S POSSIBLE THE CONFIGURATION COULD HAVE A PROBLEM LIKE
HARD CODING IN A 
LOCATION FROM A STANDARDS BASE, BUT IT SEEMS UNLIKELY.
SORTING IT OUT IS ALSO 
RATHER NIGHTMARISH. 

> ASM-I386/SIGCONTEXT.H: NO SUCH FILE OR DIRECTORY
>
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-
>0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.CPP: IN MEMBER FUNCTION €˜INT
DATABASE:BROWSRET
URNED()€™:
>
/HOME/OP/.KDE/SHARE/APPS/KMDR-EXECUTOR/KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/P
LUGIN-DATABASE-
>0.4.6/SRC/DATABASE.CPP:453: WARNING: UNUSED VARIABLE
€˜RESULT€™
> ERROR CREATING ./SRC/DATABASE.LO. EXIT STATUS 1.
> MAKE: *** [ALL] ERROR 1
> ..KMDR-EXECUTOR-16492/PLUGIN-DATABASE-0.4.6>
>
>
> REGARDS
> WALLY
>
THE DISTRO QUESTION IS RELEVANT BECAUSE IF YOU'RE GOING TO
TRY TO AUTOMATE A 
BUILD SYSTEM YOU HAVE TO HAVE SOME IDEA WHAT TO EXPECT.
HAVING TO SEE IF IT 
ASKED FOR UNSERMAKE, DISTCC, GMAKE, ICECREAM, QMAKE OR CMAKE
IS A LOT OF 
EXTRA WORK. 

THE MAKE FILES INCLUDED WITH THE PLUGIN, AS FAR AS WHAT I
DID, ARE REALLY 
VANILLA. I'M PRETTY SURE IF I DO SOMETHING FANCY IT WILL END
BADLY. ;) THE 
ADMIN DIRECTORY INCLUDED IS ACTUALLY MAINTAINED AND
AUTOMATICALLY INCLUDED 
FROM THE KDE CORE REPOSITORY. SO IN THEORY IT SHOULD WORK
JUST ABOUT 
EVERYWHERE...

AH... THERE WAS A BUG WITH HIDDEN VISIBILITY IN THE COMPILE
THAT HAD TO DO 
WITH KPROCESS. I DON'T SEE HOW THAT COULD BE AN ISSUE THOUGH
AS I THINK THAT 
NEEDS TO BE SET IN THE CONFIGURE. 

YOU DID ACTUALLY GET THE PLUGIN BUILT AT ONE TIME SO YOU CAN
USE IT RIGHT?

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On Saturday 26 April 2008 09:08 Eric Laffoon wrote:

> You did actually get the plugin built at one time so
you can use it right?

Hi Eric,

No !   i can not build it manually and plutome either.
Any of the make-procedures finished successfully,
despite plutome told me so 

thanks for your patience 

I am using a standard Opensuse 10.2 distro without any 
changes. Exactly how it comes from Opensuse.

I have another machine with OpenSuse 10.3, fresh installed.
Exactly the same problems.

I was searching for a src.rpm of the Kommander but it is not
availabel.

I wanted to see the ./configure args Suse used to compile
kommander.

Normally the OpenSuse people make a lot of stuff available
for my Distro,
especially concerning KDE. Just the fact that they do not
publish the sr.rpm 
and also do not provide a plugin, which is so important than
the 
database-plugin let me think there are deeper problems with
this stuff.

I guess its an total stupid problem or something is not 
designed well in Suse for this target.

Or maybe i am the problem 


regards
wally












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