[Clam-devel] call for mac powerpc people

[Xavier Amatriain]

uhm... still does not work. I get the same kind of errors with QTDIR 
undefined:

TypeError: ParseConfig() got an unexpected keyword argument 'unique':
  File "SConstruct", line 348:
    configureModules(clam_env)
  File "SConstruct", line 170:
    vmqt_env = configure_vmqt(audioio_env)
  File "SConstruct", line 159:
    if not setup_vmqt_environment( vmqt_env, conf ) :
  File "/Users/xavier/trunk/CLAM/scons/libs/modconf/vmqt.py", line 16:
    vmqt_env.ParseConfig('pkg-config qt-mt --libs --cflags', unique=0)

ps. If I remove "unique" I get a different error elsewhere.

Pau Arumi wrote:
> Xavier Amatriain wrote:
>> Pau Arumi wrote:
>>>    * before doing "scons configure" make sure that QTDIR do not 
>>> point to qt4    * before compiling SMSTools reset QTDIR=
>> This is quite confusing... because according to this you can do scons 
>> configure while having QTDIR pointing to qt3 and this does not work.
> wiki updated:
>
> == CLAM build ==
>
>  Read the CLAM/INSTALL file if you're not familiar with the clam scons 
>  build sequence.
>  * One of the clam libs (libclam_vmqt) depends on qt3, so in order to 
> use the macport version of qt3, make sure that QTDIR is undefined when 
> configuring and compiling clam libs. (export QTDIR= )
>  * On the other hand, you'll need to export QTDIR to qt4 when 
> compiling networkeditor and annotator. So:
>    * before doing clam "scons configure" and "scons" make sure that 
> QTDIR is not set.
>    * before compiling SMSTools make sure that QTDIR is not set
>    * before compiling Annotator (and its inner /vmqt lib) make QTDIR 
> to qt4      (in my case export QTDIR=/usr/local/Trolltech/Qt-4.2.2/)
>    * before compiling NetworkEditor make QTDIR point to qt4
>
>
> so you have a native version of qt3 installed.
> i found that i couldn't use the native one because it was not 
> multi-threaded qt3.dylib instead of qt3-mt.dylib.
> and i was not able to compile it with the "configure -thread" option.
> and macport qt3 comes threaded by default. so no big deal.
>