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> I've succesfully installed kdelibs-3.1.1a, kdebase-3.1.1a and arts.
> When trying to compile kdenetwork I get the following error when
> running:
> # ./configure --prefix=/opt/kde-3.1 --disable-debug
> --disable-dependency-tracking
> ....
> checking if UIC has KDE plugins available... configure: error: not
> found - you need to install kdelibs first.

> Kdelibs is installed and working fine (as far as I can check).
> qtconfig has the paths to the plugin directories for KDE. What can be
> the problem?
> Any help greatly appreciated.
> I've compiled everything with gcc-3.2.1:
> # gcc -v
> Reading specs from /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i686-pc-linux-gnu/3.2.1/specs
> Configured with: ../gcc-3.2.1/configure --prefix=/usr --enable-shared
> --enable-threads=posix --with-slibdir=/lib --enable-__cxa_atexit
> --enable-clocale=gnu
> Thread model: posix
> gcc version 3.2.1

> --disable-dependency-tracking just speeds up one time builds.
> The configure script compiles a test program and searches for
> klineedit. klineedit is not found in the file but KLineEdit is used
> instead. When changing the configure script make failes with errors
> about "invalid use of undefined type `struct KListView'" Not sure if
> this problem is related to QT or KDE.

> >> Check the config.log in the directory. It tells you what's compiled
> >> and what went wrong. What does --disable-dependency-tracking do for
> >> you ? I would have thought it to be risky compiling with it but I
> >> usually compile with --disable-debug at most.

> > --disable-dependency-tracking just speeds up one time builds.
> > The configure script compiles a test program and searches for
> > klineedit. klineedit is not found in the file but KLineEdit is used
> > instead. When changing the configure script make failes with errors
> > about "invalid use of undefined type `struct KListView'" Not sure if
> > this problem is related to QT or KDE.

> KlineEdit/klineedit bit me once so I happen to recall it starts life in
> admin/acinclude.m4.in, which generates a 'actest.ui' - iirc my
> particular problem was "uic" wasn't found, so no 'actest.cpp' got
> created, thus the "grep klineedit" failed. Check PATH contains
> QTDIR/bin first I guess, then work forward.

>> >> Check the config.log in the directory. It tells you what's
>> >> compiled and what went wrong. What does
>> >> --disable-dependency-tracking do for you ? I would have thought it
>> >> to be risky compiling with it but I usually compile with
>> >> --disable-debug at most.

>> > --disable-dependency-tracking just speeds up one time builds.
>> > The configure script compiles a test program and searches for
>> > klineedit. klineedit is not found in the file but KLineEdit is used
>> > instead. When changing the configure script make failes with errors
>> > about "invalid use of undefined type `struct KListView'" Not sure
>> > if this problem is related to QT or KDE.

>> KlineEdit/klineedit bit me once so I happen to recall it starts life
>> in admin/acinclude.m4.in, which generates a 'actest.ui' - iirc my
>> particular problem was "uic" wasn't found, so no 'actest.cpp' got
>> created, thus the "grep klineedit" failed. Check PATH contains
>> QTDIR/bin first I guess, then work forward.

> Well, uic is found and the program compiles. Only the output file
> contains "KLineEdit" (without quotes), and not "klineedit" so I think
> it's a version conflict.