CS documentation annotated by zootrasgo, debian-user

Author: zootrasgo, debian-user
E-Mail:  at home
Topic:  Crystal_Space:_HOWTO_Creating_External_Application_using_KDevelop
File:   http://crystal.sourceforge.net/docs/online/manual/cs_127.php?action=showadd
Time:   Sat, 05 Jun 2004 (19:57 UTC) (1086465478)
Comment:
Finally I did it myself. This is how it worked for me in Kdevelop3



install CS with  jam all  and  jam install , everything in their default directory



create New Project C++, Simple Hello World Program

write simple1 as Application Name

click next four times to finish the new project window



find and open simple1.cpp file in crystal folder

copy the code of simple1.cpp and paste it into the main file opened in kdevelop (called simple1.cpp as well)

click Create a New File and chose C/C++ Header File (.h), and its File Name simple1

click OK twice

find and open simple1.h file in crystal folder

copy the code of simple1.h and paste it into the file opened in kdevelop (called simple1.h as well)



click Project Options in the Project menu

click Configure Options selection

paste `cs-config --cflags` (with quotes) in CFLAGS (in C tab)

click the combo for C Compiler and make sure CC is not empty

in C++ tab click the combo por C++ Compiler and make sure CXX is not empty

paste `cs-config --cxxflags` (with quotes) in CXXFLAGS without erasing what it is already there.

in General tab paste `cs-config --libs cstool csgfx csgeom csutil` (with quotes) in LDFLAGS

click ok to close the window

click execute program in build menu

... it should work...







system used:

debian testing sarge

kernel 2.6.6

kde 3.2.2

kdevelop 3.0.3

you may need have installed jam, libtool, perhaps automake1.8 and more default developing tools I don't remember



if you installed CS in the default directory just writing cs-config --cfalgs will show you an output without errors. You may need put ./cs-config instead cs-config if you did it in another way.




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