Has anyone worked out a template for making SDL applications in KDevelop?
I can’t seem to work it out.
Kieran Farrell
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What do you mean exactly?On Friday 22 March 2002 10:24, you wrote:
Has anyone worked out a template for making SDL applications in KDevelop?
I can’t seem to work it out.
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I think he wants a wizard for SDL.On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 03:38 AM, Fabio Giovagnini wrote:
What do you mean exactly?
On Friday 22 March 2002 10:24, you wrote:
Has anyone worked out a template for making SDL applications in
KDevelop?I can’t seem to work it out.
Kieran Farrell
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Essentially yes,
I was hoping someone’s worked out a way to integrate SDL with KDevelop, so
all library checks go in configure etc.>From: David Leimbach
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Subject: Re: [SDL] Kdevelop Woes
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 12:30:32 -0600I think he wants a wizard for SDL.
On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 03:38 AM, Fabio Giovagnini wrote:What do you mean exactly?
On Friday 22 March 2002 10:24, you wrote:
Has anyone worked out a template for making SDL applications in KDevelop?
I can’t seem to work it out.
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Hey all,
I’m writing my SDL app in Kdevelop. I have everything set up right and
it runs perfectly. But it requires the Terminal to run!
Everytime I double-click the binary the program boots and quits. If I
run it from a command line it works fine.
I use alot of printf’s for debugging output, could this be the cause? If
so, how do I redirect the stream?
Maybe this is a linux issue, or something else. Anyway, Im runing Fedora
Core 1 and am using Kdevelop 2.x
Thanks alot!
-Mike
Weird. The only thing I can think of is that perhaps when
double-clicking on it (shudder) the working directory isn’t being
correctly set and so .’. your app can’t find any of it’s data files …
where as running it from the terminal ensures a correct working
directory(?).On Mon, 2004-02-02 at 06:52, MC wrote:
Hey all,
I’m writing my SDL app in Kdevelop. I have everything set up right and
it runs perfectly. But it requires the Terminal to run!Everytime I double-click the binary the program boots and quits. If I
run it from a command line it works fine.
–
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MC wrote:
I’m writing my SDL app in Kdevelop. I have everything set up right and
it runs perfectly. But it requires the Terminal to run!Everytime I double-click the binary the program boots and quits. If I
run it from a command line it works fine.
Double-click? Where?
In Konqueror?
Try making a simple shell-script wrapper, like this:
--------- file: wrap.sh -------
#!/bin/bash
cd /wherever/your/program/is/
./program &
---------- eof: wrap.sh
chmod 755 wrap.sh
Try double-clicking that.–
Milan Babuskov
http://fbexport.sourceforge.net
It sounds very much like you don’t have the currently directory included in
your path (this is actually a Good Thing!).
When you run your app from the terminal do you run it like this,
./myapp
Or like this,
Myapp
…? If the latter does not work then you don’t have the current directory in
your path (again - it’s best you don’t because it can cause problems! So I’m
told anyway…)
If you want your app to work from a double click, then you’ll have to give
the absolute path to your data when you are loading it (this is probably why
it’s quiting - because it cannot load data and you’ve told it to quit. Or
it’s seg faulting).
When I develop my games I run them from the terminal with ./blobwars. When
I’m finally read to have these installed to places like
/usr/share/games/parallelrealities/ then I alter the code accordingly (well,
actually I simply change a #define to another value so it compiles
differently).
To get what you want will take a little work on your part, but it’ll teach
you a few bits and pieces about how many *nix systems are set up.
Sorry if that all sounds complicated… Don’t worry, I ran into the same
problem as you when I started off with Linux and KDE.
Cheers,
Stevie :)> ----- Original Message -----
From: Matt Wilson [mailto:matt@mattsscripts.co.uk]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 11:19 AM
To: sdl at libsdl.org
Subject: Re: [SDL] Kdevelop WoesOn Mon, 2004-02-02 at 06:52, MC wrote:
Hey all,
I’m writing my SDL app in Kdevelop. I have everything set up right and
it runs perfectly. But it requires the Terminal to run!Everytime I double-click the binary the program boots and quits. If I
run it from a command line it works fine.Weird. The only thing I can think of is that perhaps when double-clicking on
it (shudder) the working directory isn’t being correctly set and so .’.
your app can’t find any of it’s data files … where as running it from the
terminal ensures a correct working directory(?).–
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Hey thanks!
I think you naild it. I have been using linux for about 2 years now. I
love it, it’s a real plesure to develop on. Right up there with
developing on Max OSX 
Thanks for the info.On Mon, 2004-02-02 at 09:25, Sweeney, Stephen wrote:
It sounds very much like you don’t have the currently directory included in
your path (this is actually a Good Thing!).When you run your app from the terminal do you run it like this,
./myapp
Or like this,
Myapp
…? If the latter does not work then you don’t have the current directory in
your path (again - it’s best you don’t because it can cause problems! So I’m
told anyway…)If you want your app to work from a double click, then you’ll have to give
the absolute path to your data when you are loading it (this is probably why
it’s quiting - because it cannot load data and you’ve told it to quit. Or
it’s seg faulting).When I develop my games I run them from the terminal with ./blobwars. When
I’m finally read to have these installed to places like
/usr/share/games/parallelrealities/ then I alter the code accordingly (well,
actually I simply change a #define to another value so it compiles
differently).To get what you want will take a little work on your part, but it’ll teach
you a few bits and pieces about how many *nix systems are set up.Sorry if that all sounds complicated… Don’t worry, I ran into the same
problem as you when I started off with Linux and KDE.Cheers,
Stevie