On Thursday 19 of May 2016 10:10:08 Michele Calgaro wrote: > On 2016/05/19 05:07 PM, Michael Howard wrote: > >>> Michele > >> > >> Hi Michele, > >> you misunderstood. I did not want to build package, but build the tdepim > >> source. > >> For this I git clone tdepim and clone the cmake submodule. I try cmake > >> but nothing happens. I guess the dpkg-buildpackage would also not work, > >> but thats a guess. > >> > >> regards > > > > I don't think Michele misunderstood, he described how to build 'tdepim' > > from source, which is what you say you want to do. > > > > Off the top of my head I can't remember if 'tdepim' is cmake ready or > > not. Actually, just checked, it is. > > > > Cheers, > > Mike. > > Hi Emanoil, > as Mike said, that is the way you build package starting from source in > Debian/Ubuntu. I build them the same way. It building tdepim fails, there > are two possibilities: > 1) you are missing some dependency packages. This is most likely not > highlighted when invoking cmake directly from CLI. If you use > dpkg-buildpackage or pbuilder, they will check dependencies as well in the > process and inform you if a required package is missing. > 2) you are using Debian/Stretch and a recent change in a package cause a > FTBFS, in which case we will need to prepare a fix for. > > Most likely you are in case 1), although occasionally I run into 2) here > and there (I use Debian/Stretch). > > Cheers > Michele I've done a rebuild tdepim 14.0.4~pre on Stretch and was completely without problems. It seems that so far no updates in Stretch did not cause breakage tdepim. Tip for installing necessary dependencies: apt-get build-dep tdepim-trinity Tip for building: in debian/rules you can find DEB_CMAKE_EXTRA_FLAGS == options, which are used to build on Debian / Ubuntu. -- Sl�vek