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Message #35897
Re: compiling kicad 4 with python support
Seth, thanks for the reply.
> 1) revision 30455092c is not KiCad 4. But perhaps you are trying to do
> something else. If you wanted KiCad 4, you can checkout the tag with `git
> checkout 4.0.7`
>
> I tried installing kicad4 from the ppa but it didn't have the python
stuff working. So I checked out the source to the version in my most recent
.pro files.
> 2) The variables you show in the build settings after you make and install
> are just defines. That is, they will match what your cmake -L outputs.
>
> I think maybe that forum post is confusing - the part at the end is a
screenshot from the kicad version window - not the output of cmake -L. So
cmake -L shows the options as I define and then after compilation and
(successful sudo) install - the version info still shows they weren't
enabled.
I have since tried cmaking then compile/install from the root source
directory (not ./build/release)
and that works! I only enabled the python module but now I have it.
So I'm not doing something correctly
with cmake it seems. To be clear I do this:
mkdir build/release
cd build/release
cmake -D all the options ../../
make
sudo make install
which doesn't work. But
cmake -D all the options
make
sudo make install
does.
Now I'm trying to compile wxPython against gtk2 so I can have the action
menu scripts back.
Thanks,
Matt
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