On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 14:36:16 +0530 Rahul Sundaram <sundaram@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Steven P. Ulrick wrote: > > >Hello, Everyone > >First of all, a personal message to Arjan: I CC'd this to you because > >of your involvement with a thread about this issue on the fedora-test > >list. If I am out of order in CC'ing you, I do apologize. > > > > > >This issue was originally discussed on the fedora-test list, shortly > >before FC4 was released. Since FC4 has been released, and the > >problem persists, I assumed the fedora-user list would be the place > >to take this. If you all say so, I will restart this thread on any > >list you tell me to. > > > >When attempting to compile KDE from SVN TRUNK on Fedora Core > >4 (Fresh installation, not an upgrade. I waited for the official > >release as well. In addition, I installed EVERY package) I get the > >following error: > > > > > The code in KDE SVN seems to blacklist GCC 4 using a blanket version > check. Since Fedora GCC version contains patches to fix this issue, > you should try removing the version check from the code and compile > KDE again > > regards > Rahul Hello, Rahul :) I hate to bother you more than you can imagine, but can I assume that the code that I need to remove is in the "configure" file that is in the root of each KDE module? If it is, then how can I get changes that I make to stick, since running "unsermake -f Makefile.cvs" will overwrite the "configure" script. Of course, I may be wrong about where this version check is located. Please feel free to correct me if necessary. But I must also confess, that I can't find exactly what I need to find. I've tried a few things, with no success. The real frustrating part about this is as follows: > Please do not report a bug or bother us reporting this > configure error. We know about it, and we introduced > it by intention to avoid untraceable bugs or crashes in KDE. I must interpret that to mean that as soon as they find out the Fedora Core's gcc 4 is fixed, that they will remove the blacklist. Anyway, any help you can give my will be greatly appreciated :) Also, as always I am willing to learn. Steven P. Ulrick
