Hallo, i am trying to compile the svn/ pokerth-0.50 sourcecode on a kubuntu amd64 system. Everything goes fine until the qrc_resources.cpp
Here is is compiling for a long long time and i am stopping him after 30 -40 min.
Am i to fast with stopping or is a real bug.

fretchen

Hi fretchen

You are right it takes a long time on some systems. How much RAM do you have and what a processor do the compilation work?

i have a turion 1.6 gHz and 512 MB RAM not too much, but not really to small or am i wrong?

i tried it again and he does not compile

I also have a problem with svn compiling on one machine (I don't use this one often, so I can't say "it used to work fine", it may also be due to a misconfiguration or something)
It's an Athlon XP 1,6 GHz with 512 MB RAM (coincidence?)
It dies saying

obj/pokerth.o: In function `main':
pokerth.cpp.text+0xf5): undefined reference to `qInitResources_resources()'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [bin/pokerth] Error 1

Maybe it's related.

heyn

EDIT: weird, I rm -rf'd the pokerth dir for a fresh compile, and it died again but with a different error.

-Isrc/gui/qt/changehumanplayernamedialog -Imocs -Iuics -o obj/qrc_resources.o qrc_resources.cpp
g++: Internal error: Killed (program cc1plus)
Please submit a full bug report.
See <URL:http://gcc.gnu.org/bugs.html> for instructions.
make: *** [obj/qrc_resources.o] Error 1

EDIT2: I haven't got a big swap partition on this machine, it's only 256 MB, so maybe it is a lack of memory. How much MB is your swap partition, fretchen? Anyway, I stopped trying on this machine and just copied a binary over from another machine.

EDIT3: I have a svn642 64bit binary that I could mail you. It might work, I've copied binaries over between distros before, never to Debian-based ones though. It's compiled against boost 1.34 and qt4.2.3. I could also do a 0.5 compile if you want to play with windows-only friends because svn has just become network-incompatible with 0.5

hallo, i found a binary and it works fine. but i wanted to look at the code and play around with it. But this is difficult, if the original code can't compile.

I have a swap of something like 1 GB, and it the idea with the memory lack. I am not really a pro, but lacks don't occur during the compiling process or am i wrong?

I'll try to look at the code but i have only 2 month experiance with c++-coding.

fretchen