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I don't know, I would be tempted to remove -DCMAKE_C_FLAGS:STRING="$SLKCFLAGS" and -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS:STRING="$SLKCFLAGS" from Kicad cmake options just to see
Or keep them but just before cmake, do
Code:
echo "SLKCFLAGS: $SLKCFLAGS"
To check...
Also maybe check log files in CMakeFiles directory, and other files like CMakeCache.txt, any configure files etc
I have problems with Kicad complaining about wxPython Phoenix on my computer instead of Classic. Do you use classic or Phoenix? And it doesn't find ngspice but it is installed.
I have problems with Kicad complaining about wxPython Phoenix on my computer instead of Classic. Do you use classic or Phoenix? And it doesn't find ngspice but it is installed.
When you look at my kicad slackbuild cmake section you'll see that I disabled wxPython scripting.
Just to make things easier, when I'll pass this wxGTK3 problem, I will then enable wxPython scripting.
We'll see if it would make another problem or not.
Nothing new ...
Maybe we should look at other distros how they did it (deps, building scripts, etc.).
Certainly there are people that are properly compiling Kicad 5.99 Nightly.
There is another project worth trying that compiles well in our Slackware:
horizon-eda.org
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