[kde-linux] How to build KDE in isolation
- From: Nick Savoiu <savoiu@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 20 May 2006 09:15:47 -0700 (PDT)
Hi all,
I'm using an old RedHat 7.2 installation on which I
want to build KDE 3.5.2 using the konstruct tool.
My main problem is that KDE 3.0.x is already installed
by default on the machine. Therefore places like
/usr/local/lib already contain some libkde*.so*
libraries.
I thought that if I start the konstruct build in an
environment devoid of any references to /usr/local/lib
(i.e. a trimmed down set of PATH/LD_LIBRARY_PATH) then
none of those libraries will be used. Lo and behold
after the build finished locking the desktop did not
work. A quick run of
ldd kdesktop_lock
showed that it was referencing libkde*.so* files in
/usr/local/lib instead of my installation of 3.5.2.
I did a grep of the makefiles in the konstruct tree
and quite a few of them reference /usr/local/lib (in
particular for Freetype and Perl purposes).
Now the question: how can I build KDE such that it
does not reference libraries outside of the
directories that I specify?
Thanks,
Nick
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