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Saturday, February 14th 2004, 5:18pm

compiling only a selection software

Hi.

As I don't need all the stuff from Kde, I have a question, Can I compile only selected pieces of software from kde packages, for example: I only want kmix from kdemultimedia. Can this be done?

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Saturday, February 14th 2004, 11:24pm

Re: compiling only a selection software

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Hi.

As I don't need all the stuff from Kde, I have a question, Can I compile only selected pieces of software from kde packages, for example: I only want kmix from kdemultimedia. Can this be done?

best regards
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From
http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/howto/developer-howto.html :

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Sometimes compiling a module takes very long and you'll want to exclude some subdirectories from compilation. Let's assume that you don't want to build the kmail and korganizer applications, located under the kmail and korganizer subdirectores respectively. In that case you can run:

DO_NOT_COMPILE="kmail korganizer" ./configure

which will exclude the kmail and korganizer subdirectories from the build process.

Alternatively you can put the subdirs you want to have compiled into a file called inst-apps in the toplevel directory of a module.
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In any case you'll need kdelibs and kdebase(?, I'm not sure),
and there may be other dependencies.