Jamhos
October 10th, 2006, 04:03 AM
Hey
I'm running Kubuntu (the latest one, I suppose :P), and I tried to make my first "Hello World" program in KDevelop. But after I did Run --> Compile, I got an error saying:
checking for KDE...
configure: error:
in the prefix, you've chosen, are no KDE headers installed. This will fail.
So, check this please and use another prefix!
I looked around a bit on the forums and other sites, and gathered that I needed the package kdebase-dev, but when I tried to install it using Adept, it said it would break stuff (it actually seems, reading the description, that this should be installed already, but my system is running fine without it, so yeah!).
Anyway, to discover what exactly what was causing the thing to break, I clicked on "Details", and it gave me a list of packages it would install when installing kdebase-dev (dependencies, I guess). I found that it was one of the dependencies that was actually causing the break - kdelibs4-dev.
So again, I found which dependency was causing the problem, and it turned out to be libarts1-dev, which in turn was having it's problem caused by libartsc0-dev. Turns out that libartsc0-dev is the one screwing everything up, but I have no idea why. I am thinking this would solve the problem, but if it doesn't, at least I might have learnt something! (That's the thing I love most about Ubuntu!).
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
I'm running Kubuntu (the latest one, I suppose :P), and I tried to make my first "Hello World" program in KDevelop. But after I did Run --> Compile, I got an error saying:
checking for KDE...
configure: error:
in the prefix, you've chosen, are no KDE headers installed. This will fail.
So, check this please and use another prefix!
I looked around a bit on the forums and other sites, and gathered that I needed the package kdebase-dev, but when I tried to install it using Adept, it said it would break stuff (it actually seems, reading the description, that this should be installed already, but my system is running fine without it, so yeah!).
Anyway, to discover what exactly what was causing the thing to break, I clicked on "Details", and it gave me a list of packages it would install when installing kdebase-dev (dependencies, I guess). I found that it was one of the dependencies that was actually causing the break - kdelibs4-dev.
So again, I found which dependency was causing the problem, and it turned out to be libarts1-dev, which in turn was having it's problem caused by libartsc0-dev. Turns out that libartsc0-dev is the one screwing everything up, but I have no idea why. I am thinking this would solve the problem, but if it doesn't, at least I might have learnt something! (That's the thing I love most about Ubuntu!).
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks