KDevelop on OpenBSD?

I managed it by  by executing

$ cd /usr/ports/devel/kdevelop
$ make; make install; make clean;

hope this will solve your problem

$ file /usr/ports/devel/kdevelop
/usr/ports/devel/kdevelop: can't stat `/usr/ports/devel/kdevelop' (No such file or directory).
$ uname -ap
OpenBSD hq.hq 3.5 HQ.s#5 i386


Any suggestions ???

Sorry it is my fault  There is no port for KDevelop in OpenBSD.

I will try to adjust the FreeBSD port to the OpenBSD.

If I can manage I wil post it in here and OpenBSD

This will not work, you need to look through FreeBSD ports building environment, notice differences between kdesdk and kdevelop and rewrite to OpenBSD, maybe even without luck

You do not need to write a port.

As I already said, you can try and compile and install it yourself.

There seemed to be an issue with qt-multithreaded, which is required for KDevelop and was not available on OpenBSD, not sure if theses issues are resolved now; and since I do not have KDE installed, I cannot try and compile for you.

For some information regarding OpenBSD and KDevelop, you can try searching newsgroups, for example for 'openbsd kdevelop':

http://groups.google.com/groups?q=kdevelop+openbsd&sourceid=opera&num=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

Regards,

Roland

Qt  on OpenBSD problem seems to be solved but users will need to manually adjust the configuration  in order to be able to compile it.  which will need to be patched  I am still looking into it before taking any assumptions since it cannot be compiled on OpenBsd 3.3 as it is.(tried).

Hi,

just an information:
there is a port for kdevelop 3.1.0 now, see this mailing list message: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=openbsd-ports&m=109737247528328&w=2

The port runs only on 3.6-current, I assume.

Perhaps this helps,

Roland