(*** This bug was imported into bugs.kde.org ***) Hello first of all I am a new user of kdevelop and I really love it. I never had time to learn all the automake/autoconf stuff and now I can generate "standard" gnu packages nearly effortless! :-) Thank you very much! ...I tried to write a simple OpenGL application in C (no qt no kde just a plain C OpenGL app). The resulting package autoconfigures/compiles well under linux but when the packages is transferred on a SGI the autogenerated makefile attempts to link the wrong X11 libraries / in the wrong order and the compilation fails. The only way I managed to succeed is to either - modify the SGI Makefile by hand or - un-check all the library checkboxes in project options -> linker options and explicitly specify all the libraries in the order which is correct for the SGI in project options -> linker options -> additional libraries I don't think this is the right approach - I shouldn't need know about SGI specific issues and also that may not work on other architectures.... If you agree this shouldn't happen I can provide you more detail Regards Franco De Angelis
The automake/configure combination should take care of this type of stuff for you, yes. If this is still a persistent problem, try a newer version of KDevelop (or Gideon) and re-report this as a bug.