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2010-06-10 , 10:47
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#1
Hey.

I am trying to port this little SDL application, but I'm kind of clueless regarding the prog.pro file, when packaging the application.
I have created a "simple" template using MADDE, but how do I tell make that it needs the SDL libraries?

Code:
TARGET      = fixedratepigs
HEADERS     +=  engine.h dirty.h
SOURCES     +=  pig.c engine.c dirty.c
FORMS       += 
LEXSOURCES  += #LEXS#
YACCSOURCES += #YACCS#

INCLUDEPATH +=
LIBS        +=
DEFINES     +=

# All generated files goes same directory
OBJECTS_DIR = build
MOC_DIR     = build
UI_DIR      = build

DESTDIR     = build
TEMPLATE    = app
DEPENDPATH  +=
VPATH       += src uis
CONFIG      -= qt
CONFIG      += debug
#QTMODULES#

INSTALLS    += target
target.path  = /usr/bin/

#
# Targets for debian source and binary package creation
#
debian-src.commands = dpkg-buildpackage -S -r -us -uc -d
debian-bin.commands = dpkg-buildpackage -b -r -uc -d
debian-all.depends = debian-src debian-bin

#
# Clean all but Makefile
#
compiler_clean.commands = -$(DEL_FILE) $(TARGET)

QMAKE_EXTRA_TARGETS += debian-all debian-src debian-bin compiler_clean
 
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2010-06-10 , 13:00
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#2
Okay, so I fixed this by putting "-lSDL -lSDL_image" in LIBS.
But I got another question: Where should I put the image files, that the binary reads from? It reads some images, and shows them on the SDL screen.
 
danielwilms is offline danielwilms
2010-06-10 , 13:47
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#3
Hi,

Originally Posted by Marcus View Post
Okay, so I fixed this by putting "-lSDL -lSDL_image" in LIBS.
But I got another question: Where should I put the image files, that the binary reads from? It reads some images, and shows them on the SDL screen.
there is another thread here in the forum and on the mailing list about optification. It might apply to your question as well.

Daniel
 
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2010-06-10 , 14:00
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#4
But if you have the binary in /opt, X-Term will not recognize it, will it?

EDIT:
I guess I can just create a .sh file in /usr/bin for doing so?
Last edited by Marcus; 2010-06-10 at 14:02.
 
danielwilms is offline danielwilms
2010-06-10 , 14:09
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#5
You can add a line to create a softlink in the postinst like:

Code:
ln -s /opt/.../<executable-binary> /usr/bin/<executable-binary>
Daniel
 
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2010-06-10 , 14:13
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#6
I see. I do have a little problem though:
Whenever I manually add my image files (.PNG) to /debian/APPNAME/opt/APPNAME/
they are instantly removed again when packaging using "mad dpkg-buildpackage"
 
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2010-06-10 , 17:05
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Originally Posted by danielwilms View Post
You can add a line to create a softlink in the postinst like:

Code:
ln -s /opt/.../<executable-binary> /usr/bin/<executable-binary>
Daniel
Or include the link in the staging directory and it will be included in the package.

Using the postinst script is, in my view, the less good alternative.
 

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danielwilms is offline danielwilms
2010-06-11 , 07:09
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#8
Originally Posted by Joorin View Post
Or include the link in the staging directory and it will be included in the package.

Using the postinst script is, in my view, the less good alternative.
Agreed. Just thought it would be the quickest way.

Daniel
 
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