Building on 64-bit Fedora

[Robert Billing]

I've hit an interesting problem building on 64-bit Fedora core version 20. When I do a make install it puts the libraries in /usr/lib but the running program looks for them in /usr/lib64 which means I have to move them manually. Would you like me to try to work out a tweak for the makefile to automate this?

Great program. I'm trying to get this working on a laptop to replace a rather old and erratic lighting board at a theatre near Reading in England. The ability to run both lights and audio cues from one program is a big plus from our point of view.

[Rik]

Same problem here -,- compiles fine with QT4/5 on Fedora 22, but the libs are not found when trying to start qlcplus. What do I have to change in the makefile?

[mcallegari]

Same problem here -,- compiles fine with QT4/5 on Fedora 22, but the libs are not found when trying to start qlcplus. What do I have to change in the makefile?

In the Makefiles, nothing. A Qt application works with qmake, which generated Makefiles from .pro files.

You need to change this line to "lib64"
https://github.com/mcallegari/qlcplus/b ... es.pri#L64

[Rik]

Thanks for your response, I will try out. What about the rpm qlcplus.spec? Do I have to change there the lib directory too?

Edit: Installs fine now with 'make install', but building rpm fails:

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Fehler beim Bauen des RPM:
    Installierte (aber nicht gepackte) Datei(en) gefunden:
   /usr/lib64/qt4/plugins/qlcplus/libolaio.so

So the path is correct, but it ist not packed.

[pengumaniac]

already solved?
if not, in rpm/qlcplus.spec
put the line "/usr/lib64/qt4/plugins/qlcplus/libolaio.so"
underneath %files list

[Chris De Rock]

One little hint for posting errors: Please make first "export LANG=C" then start make (or the tool you use) again. this produces english messages.

[cingulingu]

Hi, to all. Now you have Fedoras builds on Q Light Controller+ -> download page.
If you wish to test the latest git builds for qt4/qt5, i586/x86_64.
They can be found in this forum under "QLC+ TEST versions"