[CMake] ccmake not compiled in kubuntu, please help

[Pau Garcia i Quiles]

Quoting kdsfinger at gmail.com:

> hi, all
> I got the problem that the ccmake was not compiled in the kubuntu (a
> kde debian version). What else library should I install to make the
> ccmake available? It says curses library needed for the ccmake but I
> don't know what are the exact name of the librarys in kubuntu. I have
> ncurses-base, ncurses-bin, libcurses5 installed. thanks for help.
> Using cmake -i will be too tedious.
> zl2k

How did you install cmake? What version of cmake? The KUbuntu cmake  
package does include ccmake. If you are installing from sources, you  
will need these packages: libncurses5-dev, tcl8.4 (that's what the  
"build-depends" section of the Debian controlfile says).

In case you need a newer version of cmake, you can build the package  
yourself from sources (dpkg-build). More often than not, the diff.gz  
for a not-so-old version of the software (cmake in this case) works  
fine with the latest version. I think I successfuly applied the 2.4.6  
.diff.gz to 2.4.7RC10.

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Pau Garcia i Quiles
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