build problems qt-4.5 and Fedora

[olavgun]

Hi,

Weird build error a):

make[3]: Entering directory `/usr/src/mscorework/trunk/build'
make[3]: *** No rule to make target `/usr/lib/libQtScriptTools.so', needed by `mscore/mscore'.  Stop.

But libQtScriptTools.so is a part of qt-4.5, so we does not need to build it: it is preinstalled in /usr/lib. Mscore does not build because of this.

build error b).

Se my previous post in this forum. The lack of error messages mentioned there are caused by the relevant parts of the program not being linked in. At least I think so. Nothing happens when I use the menu "Save as". Neiter ly, nor xml,nor native mscore-files saved in a new place works. I have not been able to verify this because of error a).

This also happened when I tried to make 0.9.4 with qt-4.5.

Under fedora, qt-4.5 is only part of experimental fedora 11. But using this precompiled version is OK under earlier fedoras, because there are only modest dependencies. I tried to compile qt-4.5 from source (approx 6 hours on my Dell latitude D600). There is no difference in the behavior of home-compiled compared to fedora-11 compiled version. With neither is it possible to make mscore, whether most recent SVN or 0.9.4.

I have tried deleting any trace of mscore and qt4 and reinstalling.

Olav Gundersen

[wschweer]

What version of cmake you are using? There may be problems with older
versions. I am using 2.7-20081102. The current ubuntu version 2.6.2 should
also work.

On Saturday 21 March 2009 12:48:17 olavgun wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Weird build error a):
>
> make[3]: Entering directory `/usr/src/mscorework/trunk/build'
> make[3]: *** No rule to make target `/usr/lib/libQtScriptTools.so', needed
> by `mscore/mscore'.  Stop.
>
> But libQtScriptTools.so is a part of qt-4.5, so we does not need to build
> it: it is preinstalled in /usr/lib. Mscore does not build because of this.
>
> build error b).
>
> Se my previous post in this forum. The lack of error messages mentioned
> there are caused by the relevant parts of the program not being linked in.
> At least I think so. Nothing happens when I use the menu "Save as". Neiter
> ly, nor xml,nor native mscore-files saved in a new place works. I have not
> been able to verify this because of error a).
>
> This also happened when I tried to make 0.9.4 with qt-4.5.
>
> Under fedora, qt-4.5 is only part of experimental fedora 11. But using this
> precompiled version is OK under earlier fedoras, because there are only
> modest dependencies. I tried to compile qt-4.5 from source (approx 6 hours
> on my Dell latitude D600). There is no difference in the behavior of
> home-compiled compared to fedora-11 compiled version. With neither is it
> possible to make mscore, whether most recent SVN or 0.9.4.
>
> I have tried deleting any trace of mscore and qt4 and reinstalling.
>
> Olav Gundersen

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[Toby Smithe-2]

2009/3/21 olavgun <[hidden email]>:
> Weird build error a):
>
> make[3]: Entering directory `/usr/src/mscorework/trunk/build'
> make[3]: *** No rule to make target `/usr/lib/libQtScriptTools.so', needed
> by `mscore/mscore'.  Stop.
>
> But libQtScriptTools.so is a part of qt-4.5, so we does not need to build
> it: it is preinstalled in /usr/lib. Mscore does not build because of this.

This is weird, and I've never seen it on Ubuntu. As Werner says, make
sure you've got up-to-date versions of all dependencies, including
CMake. Also, check whether the patches[0] I apply to my Debian
packages may help, especially the somewhat erroneously named
09-disable-building-qtscript.dpatch:

[0] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mscore-ubuntu/musescore/debian/files/head%3A/patches/

> build error b).
>
> Se my previous post in this forum. The lack of error messages mentioned
> there are caused by the relevant parts of the program not being linked in.
> At least I think so. Nothing happens when I use the menu "Save as". Neiter
> ly, nor xml,nor native mscore-files saved in a new place works. I have not
> been able to verify this because of error a).

There are no build errors in my Ubuntu packages, yet I also suffer
problems (as Nathan Hale also reported) with the Save As dialogue in
recent revisions (r1660 being most recently tested). libsndfile 1.0.18
is linked in, as is qt 4.5.0.

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[olavgun]

Hello,

I use cmake 2.6.3.  After new cleaning and reinstalling the problem with qtscripttools disappeared. But "Save as" still does not work. I viewed the contents of the executable mscore in emacs, and exportly and the other things were indeed linked in.  Then the problem must be how "Save as" calls the other functions? Less dramatic than I thought.

Olav

wschweer wrote:

What version of cmake you are using? There may be problems with older
versions. I am using 2.7-20081102. The current ubuntu version 2.6.2 should
also work.

> build error b).
>
> Se my previous post in this forum. The lack of error messages mentioned
> there are caused by the relevant parts of the program not being linked in.
> At least I think so. Nothing happens when I use the menu "Save as". Neiter
> ly, nor xml,nor native mscore-files saved in a new place works. I have not
> been able to verify this because of error a).
>
> This also happened when I tried to make 0.9.4 with qt-4.5.
>