kdesrc-build is very customizable. Yes we read and reply to the mails! You only need this for the following: You want to install KDE to the system and not your home directory. To trigger a compile of Kate and all needed KDE dependencies now just type: For me, this did now compile 76 modules ;) Supports many build systems. kdesrc-build is a tool to allow you to easily build KDE from its source repositories. Confirm which executable would be triggered by using the which command. Now, I like having several build profiles for the projects I'm working on. Once you open the file, you will see that it starts with some comments (on lines beginning with #), and then the world "global". Purchase books, mugs, apparel, and more to support KDE. Has support for building the Qt Project's Qt library, which is a prerequisite for KDE software. Beside the purely "what VCS do we use" and "which nifty web site for that" do we run, naturally the software components them-self got streamlined. The easiest way to build the KDE Software Compilation (SC) from scratch is to run a script named kdesrc-build (formerly kdesvn-build), written by Michael Pyne. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=debugfull globally but wanted Release mode for kdebindings, you could set cmake-options -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release for kdebindings. kdesrc-build provides some initial setup mode to install the needed packages for several common distributions to start developing. We will update our build it guide based on the above setup. This is only partially true -- kdesrc-build will be able to note that some values have changed and automatically re-run affected build portions as appropriate, but this advice still applies until this feature has been integrated for all options, This page was last edited on 10 March 2016, at 20:54. See, If you need to disable a global cmake-option, you can specify it again for the module you need to disable it for, and give it the opposite value. ! It's even possible to build many non-KDE software projects in a pinch (for instance, CMake can be built from its own git sources if your distribution does not have CMake packages). Show your love for KDE! To clone Konsole, use git clone https://invent.kde.org/utilities/konsole.git. Supports a "dry run" mode (the --pretend) option so that you can experiment with different settings non-destructively. The most likely option is -jN, where N is the number of jobs to perform at once. Feel free to let me know if you need something explained (e-mail address at bottom), or contact the kde-devel mailing list. color-coding of the output (which can be turned off). kdesrc-build logs everything for easy perusal later, that way you can determine why things went wrong if a build fails. I use kdesrc-build since years for my local compiles and it is prominently promoted for e.g. You can use any standard text editor to edit this file, such as KWrite, nano, vi, etc. build-dir ~/kde/build # Where the source build is run. do some tricks like creating the compilation database via CMake and linking it to the right place, this won't work out of the box so far. Ukate jak mte rdi KDE! clone git Created attachment 128105 kdesrc-build logs from my failed kactivitymanagerd run SUMMARY dfaure reports that kdesrc-build can consider a module failed to update (even though it successfully fetches updates from the git server and successfully rebases the module to the updated 'master' branch). Committed on 17/05/2020 at 20:00. You can even use the convenient kdesrc-build-setup Script which asks some question and puts your answers into the configuration file. qtdir ~/kde/qt5 # Where to install Qt5 if kdesrc-build supplies it. Base KDE modules are listed in WebSVN. In this situation, all but one of these will have comments. To launch you local Kate version, you need to setup the environment first properly to ensure the right plugins and stuff is loaded. Awesome, thanks for the heads up! Because of this, we recommend obtaining kdesrc-build directly from its source repository and then periodically updating it. Pushed by mpyne into branch 'make_it_mojo'. KHTML! This allows zero-configuration usage of the LSP plugin inside Kate (and other editors). First, kdesrc-build will look for a file called, If no kdesrc-buildrc is found, kdesrc-build will look for a. When you make changes to values in your kdesrc-buildrc, they may not always be picked up immediately. kdesrc-build xx.xx (), To build kdeconnect-kde out of the source code, use the following command. Default is. KDE Bugtracking System - Bug 409665 kdesrc-build should be able to clone repos from invent.kde.org Last modified: 2019-07-15 14:55:49 UTC Over the years we tried to make the development experience more pleasant and move to tools that are more widely adopted by developers around the world. Syntax highlighting for kdesrc-buildrc files is available in Kate/KWrite via the menu Tools->Highlighting->Configuration. The kdesrc-build download will include a file called kdesrc-buildrc-sample, which is a sample configuration file suitable for building the KDE Software Compilation (SC).. To create your configuration, it is recommended to use this file as a base since it includes the standard list of KDE modules to . The development version of kdesrc-build is currently recommended, and can be downloaded from KDE's git server by running: - git clone https://invent.kde.org/sdk/kdesrc-build.git && cd kdesrc-build Next, it's time to set up kdesrc-build and pick up the changes it made to your ~/.bashrc for the current terminal session: It had no major release in the last 12 months. There are many more options than the ones covered here, which are mostly detailed at the kdesrc-build documentation. git (git-vfs, git-git, git-run-command-patch-git) (optional) - download source code using git subversion (optional) - download source code using svn Required by (0) A matching thread for this can be found here on r/KDE. After the global options are all done, you'll see the line "end global", which lets kdesrc-build know that all of the global options have been read. However, the cmake-options for a module is added to the global cmake-options, instead of replacing it, which allows you to avoid having to give the same cmake-options for all of your modules. File is not indexed. Maintained by KDE Webmasters (public mailing list). KDE publishes "KDE for Creators", a hub to all the software (including non-KDE software), utilities and advice you will need to unleash your creativity* kde.org 320 1 46 r/kde Join 7 days ago Job Offer: KDE needs a software engineer. the latest and best KSyntaxHighlighting and KTextEditor frameworks around, too! Show your love for KDE! Note Qt is developed under a separate repository from KDE software located at http://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/. ! Kate learned some new tricks in the last years, too, that got not really promoted in our build setup guide: we have proper LSP support! KDE and the K Desktop Environment logo are registered trademarks of KDE e.V. if you have some user local bin: Warning, /sdk/kdesrc-build/kf6-kdepim-build-include is written in an unsupported language. Instead of trying to remember what configure line you used, you can set it once and forget it. You can lower this number if your system is sluggish during the build, but raising it won't buy you much in build speed. There are many doubts that we face commonly, during DevSprints and during the onboarding of new contributors. : -. If you use the qt-copy module, it also controls where qt-copy is installed to. The safest way to ensure that a change to your module's options is picked up is to use the --refresh-build option when rebuilding a module. If you want to use a different sample option, simply uncomment the line by deleting the '#' at the beginning, and commenting or deleting the other lines with the same option name. The build directory is used to keep the source directory clean and to hold intermediate files that don't get installed, You can use ~/ in these options to represent your home directory, qt-copy is a module specifically for building Nokia's Qt toolkit. automatically use multiple cores for compiles) but in addition .kateproject files inside the build directories for later use, too. It includes a simple 0015 # tool you can use to validate your change works (or just "kdesrc-build -p 0016 # your-module" and look for the right branch). On the other hand, if you change the svn-server option to move where kdesrc-build is downloading from, you need to run kdesrc-build one time with the --svn-only option, so that kdesrc-build can perform the correct "svn switch" command. Beside just generating them inside the build directory the linking option will symlink them back to your source directories. This page was last edited on 20 July 2021, at 02:36. Other nifty stuff like project wide quick open, search & replace and correct build targets should be setup, too. kdesrc-build is a tool to allow you to easily build KDE from its source repositories. KDE and the K Desktop Environment logo are registered trademarks of KDE e.V. Integrates with the KDE source code infrastructure to automatically build modules in the required order, and using the appropriate branch. They will take care of pulling new changes from the KDE repositories and building/installing them into your local prefix. This ensures CMake will generate the compile_commands.json files that are required for clangd based LSP integration. A detailed sample configuration file is included, usually you can just copy it to ~/.config/kdesrc-buildrc and be done with it. recent Linux distributions. You should get something like the following as output: - However, these options are enough to get you a working KDE installation. Pushed by mpyne into branch 'master'. Sunday, 7 February 2021|Christoph Cullmann. We will now go through the process of setting one up. I still think the most common developer setup use case is at the moment on Linux (or fellow BSDs). And we didn't really outline how you can properly build the KDE Frameworks we require if you want to work on them, too. You want to use the good old Kate syntax highlighting in your project? From a terminal, go to a directory where you want to do your development, and run git clone git://anongit.kde.org/extra-cmake-modules.git | Legal, git clone https://invent.kde.org/sdk/kdesrc-build.git, ln -s ~/projects/kde/src/kdesrc-build/kdesrc-build ~/bin. Purchase books, mugs, apparel, and more to support KDE. No problem, this is now an own separate framework just relying on Qt. That takes a few minutes on a recent machine. This is also independent of what directory kdesrc-build is run in. Beside this, there is ongoing work in the project plugin to allow you to handle multiple projects at once easier, e.g. You will end up with a new Kate windows like shown below. This saves me a lot of time on my machine, which is not powerful enough to compile the full Qt in a reasonable time. Easily supports building specific branches, tags, or even revisions of a module (or all of KDE software). Beside Craft, that is very nifty to use to get stuff build, a tool that actually is in heavy use by KDE developers was somehow ignored in our beginners guide for Kate building: kdesrc-build. kdesrc-build logs everything for easy perusal later, that way you can determine why things went wrong if a build fails. It includes a simple 0015 # tool you can use to validate your change works (or just "kdesrc-build -p 0016 # your-module" and look for the right branch). The important lines to have a good experience developing Kate (or other KDE stuff) with Kate are described below in detail. kdesrc-build automatically creates symlinks for easy access to the last log (log/latest). Some options have more than one sample value listed. kdesrc-build is a tool that allows you to easily build KDE software using its source repos. /home/XXXXXXXXXX/kde/usr/lib/libexec/kdeconnectd. I setup a KDE Neon Git-Unstable VM to try building KDE from source so I could test C++ modifications to KDE Frameworks. We have a lot of ideas and need help to get them done! But that . kdesrc-build is a tool to allow you to easily build KDE from its source repositories. Telegram: You can find a link to our Telegram group. Supports a "dry run" mode (the --pretend) option so that you can experiment with different settings non-destructively. Naturally, if you don't like to use that, you can do all stuff manually, too, that won't change. Or even better: show up with ideas on your own and discuss/implement them with us. To do that, just trigger: We already created a .kdesrc-buildrc, that will be left untouched. We traveled from ancient CVS repositories over to Subversion and since years are up and running on Git. Git commit 48368983aa507250f4a6f325cc25bb783952a88e by Michael Pyne. Since Nokia's Qt is developed using git instead of Subversion, you must specify the repository option for qt-copy to choose which version of Qt you will use: Either way you should specify a branch of master to choose the default version. You should get something like the following as output: - kdesrc-build now has some features to automate this for you! We want to expedite this process for you by enlisting all the commonly asked questions in one place so you don't have to ask around like others had to! The second terminal is inside your source directory, perfect for e.g. This approach is highly recommended for those new to building the KDE SC, because it takes care of almost the whole process for you. Syntax highlighting for kdesrc-buildrc files is available in Kate/KWrite via the menu Tools->Highlighting->Configuration. In addition, most other directories that kdesrc-build uses will be subdirectories of this directory by default, so it is a kind of "kdesrc-build prefix". The qt-copy module is special in that it uses configure-options instead of cmake-options, and it never inherits compilation flags that are set globally, since Qt uses a different build system than KDE software does. A detailed sample configuration file is included, usually you can just copy it to ~/.config/kdesrc-buildrc and be done with it. Cannot retrieve contributors at this time kdesrc-buildNote the AlternativesQUICK HOWTOUPGRADING KDESRC-BUILDSAMPLE CONFIGURATIONHELP!! Easily supports building specific branches, tags, or even revisions of a module (or all of KDE software). For instance, -j3 on a dual core machine or -j5 on a quad-core. If you get the warning from kdesrc-build that a certain module is not listed in the kdesrc-buildrc, make sure that you've added it to the kdesrc-buildrc, even if you have no options for it. Beside that we delegate the building on e.g. You can mail us. If you make changes to the source code, build by running the following command: Once this is triggered, the environment will be updated to prefer kdesrc-build versions of any built programs (for eg: kdeconnect-kde). Fortunately this is very simple: A nifty way to wrap this is to e.g. If you want to build Konsole from source, we recommend checking out our Getting Involved page, which contains links to a full guide how to compile Konsole yourself. where the source directory for the compile is and which build commands it should use for the build plugin. Once you have this, whenever the build process is successful, run the following command to switch the shell environment to testing mode: Now, run the relevant executable from the terminal. You want to build Kate? source-dir ~/kde/src # Where sources are downloaded. The sample kdesrc-buildrc contains a useful set of default configure flags, but if you aren't using qt-copy, you can simply comment the entire qt-copy module out. This page introduces how to configure kdesrc-build. For Extra CMake Modules, this is git://anongit.kde.org/extra-cmake-modules.git . kdesrc-build supports uninstalling modules (manually, or prior to installing an already-installed module) in order to keep the install directory clean. Some installed files require elevated permissions to work properly (this is true for kdebase, and some files in kdelibs). One exception is that modules downloaded from git can have any module name you'd like that isn't already used, as kdesrc-build determines their download location using a specific repository option. Package: kdesrc-build: Version: 20.06-r2 Description: Script to streamline setting up and maintaining KDE software development environment You can just copy and paste the below variant into your home directory as .kdesrc-buildrc and adapt the paths to your needs. the package list we mention there is ancient. Both Subversion and git repository types are supported. Come and work with our vibrant FLOSS projects and help build amazing software products ev.kde.org 114 15 r/kde Now, run the following to have kdesrc-build download the latest information about KDE repositories: To see what kdesrc-build would do for a given command, without really doing any changes to your system: You can find the kdeconnect-kde repo in $HOME/kde/src/ once this command is done. If you stick with the ~/projects/kde path we did choose above, this should be usable 1:1. For the further usage you don't need to modify your shell settings either. The first terminal is inside your build directory, here you can e.g. if you have some user local bin: It is particularly intended to support those who need to supporting testing and development of &kde; software, including users testing bugfixes and developers [prev in list] [next in list] [prev in thread] [next in thread] Configure Features: Will automatically checkout and update the KDE source code from its source repository. Now, then, let's start to illustrate how the proposed new Linux/BSD/ starter setup shall look. Although kdesrc-build supports building Qt5 just like the KDE Frameworks, I prefer to use the prebuilt Qt binaries from qt.io for testing against alpha and beta releases. Source code for KDE software lives at https://invent.kde.org. Using --refresh-build takes the most time. Unfortunately we didn't really keep our build description up-to-date for that, e.g. Most of the time, if you set an option for a module, it completely overrides the global option, if any. # Directory to build KDE into before installing, include ~/projects/kde/src/kdesrc-build/kf5-frameworks-build-include, include ~/projects/kde/src/kdesrc-build/kf5-applications-build-include, include ~/projects/kde/src/kdesrc-build/kf5-workspace-build-include, include ~/projects/kde/src/kdesrc-build/kf5-extragear-build-include, kdesrc-build --no-include-dependencies kate, kate ~/projects/kde/build/kde/applications/kate. The kdesrc-build command is used in order to build KDE software directly from its source repositories. Spravovno Sprvci KDE (veejn mailing list). Beside user local configuration files, nothing outside of this directory will be polluted. Next, it's time to set up kdesrc-build and pick up the changes it made to your ~/.bashrc for the current terminal session: To be sure you are up to speed up to this point, run the following bunch of commands: -. Show your love for KDE! Install kdesrc-build Installing is more or less just cloning the current version mkdir -p ~/projects/kde/src cd ~/projects/kde/src git clone https://invent.kde.org/sdk/kdesrc-build.git For later ease of use, best symlink the kdesrc-build script to some folder inside your path, e.g. But if --reconfigure doesn't work you'll end up doing --refresh-build anyways. Creating your configuration. With this files, the project plugin of Kate will know what to do, e.g. Will automatically checkout and update the KDE source code from its source repository. get Kate and it's parts. Features: Will automatically checkout and update the KDE source code from its source repository. Still, the initial setup of a Kate/KDE development environment seems still to be an issue for a lot of beginners. On our build it page we describe how you can build Kate from kate.git manually on e.g. Normally it is the directory, kdedir: This controls where the KDE SC (and the various supporting modules such as kdesupport) get installed to. Given the above preparations, that is easy to do, just start your new master version of Kate and pass it the build directory: Alternatively, you can navigate there in your terminal and startup Kate from there, it will auto-open it: To have the best experience with this, ensure you have at least project & LSP plugin enabled. Git Konsole git repository can be viewed using KDE's GitLab instance . This option causes kdesrc-build to completely rebuild the given module, which includes running cmake and clearing out the build directory. I have currently changed the setup to: Code: Select all. I just pushed the changes you requested. For the remaining parts of this description we use, Installing is more or less just cloning the current version. We moved our code hosting to a more beginner friendly GitLab instance in the last year, too. KDE Applications/Frameworks development. git command line calls. Kupujte knihy, hrnky, obleen, a dal pro podporu KDE. This ensures you get not only Ninja build files (nifty as this will e.g. Naturally, if you want to hack on Kate, it might make sense to use Kate for that. kdesrc-build supports building the Qt toolkit used by KDE software as a convenience to users. Purchase books, mugs, apparel, and more to support KDE. It should match the name of the module you are downloading from the source repository. K D E S R C - T E S T - M O D E ! kdesrc-build is an amazing tool that makes building KDE projects a breeze. Now, the remaining question is: How to develop best? kdesrc-build can download modules (both initial checkout and updates) even while building modules that have already been updated. The kdesrc-buildrc file is one of the major reasons to use kdesrc-build instead of building manually, as it will allow you to specify build settings to use all of the time instead of having to always remember to type in the correct command line settings and export the right environment variables. Content is available under, Build kdeconnect-kde from latest source code, ## Update shell environment to prefer programs installed by kdesrc-build, "\[\033[01;33m\] ! Maintained by KDE Webmasters (public mailing list). Supports speedy initial checkouts of modules (KDE Git projects only) by using the snapshots already available on the KDE project network. Supports many build systems. kdesrc-build supports uninstalling modules (manually, or prior to installing an already-installed module) in order to keep the install directory clean. If you like to have some GUI build integration, activate the build plugin, too. Kate (and KDE) is always in need of more contributors. global. But that support is still not fully ready. For each module you can specify options, in the same fashion as for the global options. If you choose kde-qt make sure to look at the README.kde-qt after kdesrc-build downloads the module for you as well! Install kdesrc-build Installing is more or less just cloning the current version mkdir -p ~/projects/kde/src cd ~/projects/kde/src git clone https://invent.kde.org/sdk/kdesrc-build.git For later ease of use, best symlink the kdesrc-build script to some folder inside your path, e.g. After installing all the dependencies to get kdesrc-build plasma-workspace to get 99% complete, I soon discovered that networkmonitor-qt would not build since libnm0 (managed by ubuntu) was v1.2 in xenial. Be sure to let us know in case you get stuck somewhere while setting up the dev environment. kdedir ~/kde/usr # Where to install KF5-based software. \n, /kde/build/network/kdeconnect-kde/prefix.sh", https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kdeconnect, https://community.kde.org/index.php?title=KDEConnect/Build_kdesrc-build&oldid=92581, Call the following commands in a Terminal window: -, The development version of kdesrc-build is currently recommended, and can be downloaded from KDE's git server by running: -. Generated from 75011cbf. ~/kde/src/utilities/konsole git. Normally with would be the sudo program, which is used to perform actions with administrator permissions. Extensive documentation. It complains about being unable to restore stashed local changes. For example, if you change cmake-options but kdesrc-build has no reason to run CMake again, then you'll still be building with your old cmake-options. And I really think this does seem to show effects, at least for Kate & related projects we got a nice influx of contributions over GitLab. Both Subversion and git repository types are supported. First off, modules are listed in the file, in the order they are to be built and installed. You can control most options down to a module-by-module basis if you so desire, including configure-flags, CMake flags, and your C++ flags during compilation. Often, it is enough to use --reconfigure instead of --refresh-build, which runs CMake but does not clear out the build directory. It can download from Subversion or Git repositories, interfaces with the KDE project database, and supports controlling which options are passed to make (1) and cmake (1). This page is currently partly outdated. kdesrc-build/README.md Go to file Go to fileT Go to lineL Copy path Copy permalink This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository. Time to grab some coffee or think about what you actually want to implement. | Legal. Each module is listed in the following format: The module-name is how kdesrc-build refers to the module. Instead of trying to remember what configure line you used, you can set it once and forget it. 0001 # Module definitions for building kdepim . You can control most options down to a module-by-module basis if you so desire, including configure-flags, CMake flags, and your C++ flags during compilation. Other modules are also available in WebSVN. For later ease of use, best symlink the kdesrc-build script to some folder inside your path, e.g. Note that this feature requires CMake support and is still experimental. kdesrc-build will search in several locations for your rc file. KDE and the K Desktop Environment logo are registered trademarks of KDE e.V. Sep 26, 2018. Prepare environment and compile kdeconnect-app with QT 5.15.0 - kdeconnect-app-compilation.md Has support for building the Qt Project's Qt library, which is a prerequisite for KDE software. If you have a system with more than one CPU, it is recommended to use N = number_of_CPUs + 1. I think the kdesrc-build variant is the most easy way to get started for beginners on Unices. Syntax highlighting for kdesrc-buildrc files is available in Kate/KWrite via the menu Tools->Highlighting->Configuration. to have one meta project linking the individual ones. | Prvn informace. We are only human! if you have some user local bin: kdesrc-build has some setup pass that can configure stuff for you, see this introduction. In the "good old" past, you had a nice thick kdelibs & kdebase repository that you did build to e.g. color-coding of the output (which can be turned off). Choose yourself some path where all KDE development things should end up. Purchase books, mugs, apparel, and more to support KDE. It does this by automating the process of downloading source code from the KDE source code repositories, building that source code, and installing it to your local system. To create your configuration, it is recommended to use this file as a base since it includes the standard list of KDE modules to build, in the correct order. Committed on 18/05/2020 at 00:00. ! At first, a long time ago, I was doing all this with shell scripts. If you only want to build Kate without the dependencies because you are sure you have recent enough stuff on your system, you can try: But given that on modern machines, the compile times are low, it is more convenient to just build all stuff, that ensures you have e.g. kdesrc-buildrc. Next in the kdesrc-buildrc are the module options. If it's already in the kdesrc-buildrc, make sure you spelled the module name right on the command line. But, you must remember to pass this option every time, so it is only useful for testing or for a one-time-only run. But before you can work on it, you'll need to set up a development environment: a set of tools that allows you to access and edit the source code, compile it into a form that the computer can run, and deploy it to a safe location. This page introduces how to configure kdesrc-build. Even just this years for Kate & Co. we merged a nice number of patches: For more details, visit the regularly regenerated merge requests page. Here's a short listing of some of the important global options: If this is the case for you, you can use this option (either globally, or for each module) to run make install using sudo, or su, etc. Extensive documentation. kdesrc-build automatically creates symlinks for easy access to the last log (log/latest). But if you miss to e.g. For instance, if you were using. You can obtain kdesrc-build from its source repository by running: $ git clone https://invent.kde.org/sdk/kdesrc-build.git ~/kdesrc-build Replace ~/kdesrc-build with the directory you would like to install to. Feel free to let me know if you need something explained (e-mail address at bottom), or contact the kde-devel mailing list. Windows or macOS to Craft. Today, this has been split up into more manageable chunks. If you 0013 # need to add your framework or library here please be sure to update 0014 # kde-build-metadata repo's "logical-module-structure". For more up to date instructions visit the, As you can see, there are three different major directories, source, build, and install. If you 0013 # need to add your framework or library here please be sure to update 0014 # kde-build-metadata repo's "logical-module-structure". Each option in the global section is specified in the following form: Many options are already listed, with default values, and comments about the option on top. create yourself a small wrapper script to start your master branch version of Kate inside your local bin directory: To keep your local version up-to-date, you can just use the above commands again. run your ninja and ninja install commands and such. kdesrc-build has a low active ecosystem. Integrates with the KDE source code infrastructure to automatically build modules in the required order, and using the appropriate branch. You now need to tell Git to clone this repository, so that you have a copy of it on your computer. Note that this feature requires CMake support and is still experimental. Git commit 0af64e6cc5cde002b43f675e5a0d5789c1799ead by Michael Pyne. kdesrc-build can download modules (both initial checkout and updates) even while building modules that have already been updated. No need to build e.g. The default value is, build-dir: This controls where kdesrc-build actually builds the various modules. Syntax highlighting for kdesrc-buildrc files is available in Kate/KWrite via the menu Tools->Highlighting->Configuration. Given the above setup, the LSP plugin (if you have clangd installed) should work out of the box. make-options: This is used to pass command line options to the make command, which is what actually performs the build. It's even possible to build many non-KDE software projects in a pinch (for instance, CMake can be built from its own git sources if your distribution does not have CMake packages). Will automatically checkout and update the KDE source code from its source repository. The kdesrc-build download will include a file called kdesrc-buildrc-sample, which is a sample configuration file suitable for building the KDE Software Compilation (SC). Supports speedy initial checkouts of modules (KDE Git projects only) by using the snapshots already available on the KDE project network. This starts the global configuration for the kdesrc-buildrc, which is used to specify options which are common to all of the modules. Content is available under, git://gitorious.org/+kde-developers/qt/kde-qt.git, detailed at the kdesrc-build documentation, https://techbase.kde.org/index.php?title=Getting_Started/Build/kdesrc-build-config&oldid=87123, Slightly modified Qt with KDE-specific patches and bugfixes (recommended if you're going to the trouble anyways), source-dir: This option controls where kdesrc-build will download the sources to. make-install-prefix: This is used to allow a program to run make install on your behalf. Show your love for KDE! The main build done by kdesrc-build is done with gcc, but I keep also a parallel build with clang, and some builds that incorporate static analysis tools and such. Here we just show a .kdesrc-buildrc that is good enough for Kate development needs. It has 21 star(s) with 7 fork(s). (You can, of course, add or remove most modules if you like). kdesrc-build is very customizable. kdesrc-build is a tool to allow you to easily build KDE from its source repositories. The operation of kdesrc-build is driven by a configuration file . # use the latest KF5 and Qt5-based software. Released: 2011-Jan-18 Download it: kdesrc-build-1.12.1.tar.bz2 (63KB) Code signature: PGP signature - key id 0x7B6AE9F2 kdesrc-build 1.12.1 had the following changes from the prior release ():New features/changes: Perhaps the most significant change to aid the conversion to git modules is support for easily adding git modules to your kdesrc-buildrc. In the lower "Current Project" tool view you have per default two terminals. Support. This support is handled by a special module named qt. doc: Remove anongit . The default is, qtdir: This controls where Qt 4 is assumed to be. 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