Version: (using KDE KDE 3.0.9) Compiler: gcc-2.95.3 OS: Linux Creating source archives with tool "Packaging and distribution"doesn't seem to be functional yet.If "use bzip2" is selected, the make process stops immediatelywith error "No rule to make target dist-bzip2".If you use standard settings, the make process creates a temporarydirectory "appname-version" and sets some symlinks there. Aftera while, the process stops with a syntax error (see below).The temporary directory breaks all other build processes, it mustbe deleted manually before make works again.chmod -R a+w orthanc-0.1.4 >/dev/null 2>&1; rm -rf orthanc-0.1.4mkdir orthanc-0.1.4/bin/sh /home/manuel/entw/cpp/orthanc/admin/mkinstalldirs orthanc-0.1.4/adminmkdir -p -- orthanc-0.1.4/adminfor subdir in doc po src; do \ if test "$subdir" = .; then :; else \ test -d orthanc-0.1.4/$subdir \ || mkdir orthanc-0.1.4/$subdir \ || exit 1; \ (cd $subdir && \ make \ top_distdir="." \ distdir=../orthanc-0.1.4/$subdir \ distdir) \ || exit 1; \ fi; \donemake[1]: Wechsel in das Verzeichnis Verzeichnis
Created attachment 544 [details] output of "make dist"
Yes, confirmed. P.S.: Linefeeds increase readability a lot ;)
Created attachment 6024 [details] output of kdevelop-3.0.3
In KDevelop-3.0.3, packaging doesn't work at all. Targets "dist" and "dist-bzip2" are undefined. This problem is independent from location of builddir relative to srcdir. I tested with a new "KDE Application framework" project created with KDevelop-3.0.3 running under KDE-3.2.2. I created the project and ran automake and configure from the menu. I use automake 1.7.6 and autoconf 2.57. In the attached output of building a bzip2-archive, note that the filename to be moved looks somewhat wierd. I entered "disttest-%v-%d" for the target filename in the packaging dialog.
Works here with kdevelop 3.1.1 fine. SuSE 9.1, GCC 3.4.2, kompiled from source. Regards, Sven Schmidt
Manuel can you test again ?
No feedback, assuming FIXED