On 14.09.2016 09:40, Jan Iversen wrote:
I installed QtCreator to work on the LO project. But then, at the first attempt to compile, I
get the following message. /.../libreoffice/desktop/inc/app.hxx:24: error: com / sun / star /
lang / XMultiServiceFactory.hpp: No such file or directory.
Currently our support for IDE is merely to be able to look at the files more easily, we have a
project running to actually be able to also compile, I am however not sure it will cover
QtCreator (but it can be easy expanded, to do so). The focus right now is:
- Xcode for Mac
- Visual studio for Windows
- Eclipse for linux
That is once we are able to generate e.g. structured tree from the makefile output.
actually these are currently implemented in bin/gbuild-to-ide:
'eclipsecdt': EclipseCDTIntegrationGenerator,
'kdevelop': KdevelopIntegrationGenerator,
'xcode': XcodeIntegrationGenerator,
'vs2012': VisualStudioIntegrationGenerator,
'vs2013': VisualStudioIntegrationGenerator,
'vim': VimIntegrationGenerator,
'debug': DebugIntegrationGenerator,
'qtcreator': QtCreatorIntegrationGenerator,
how many of them actually work is anybody's guess, but it's a python
script so you can just fix it if it doesn't work.
To build LibreOffice you need to use make.
yes you first need to do a complete build with make, then you can use
the IDE stuff to do changes (and also rebuild, i think).
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