In D7588#141262, @ltoscano wrote:

I tested it with the older libqalculate, and the linking works as well. Let's go for it; is it for Applications/17.08 as you did with other similar commits?

In D7588#141259, @ltoscano wrote:

Shouldn't also the following line be changed (step/CMakeLists.txt)?

set(qalculate_LIBS ${QALCULATE_LIBRARIES} ${CLN_LIBRARIES})

I understand that CLN_LIBRARIES would be empty, so maybe it's not a real issue

Fix build without libqalculate

Fix build without libqalculate

In D6826#128634, @wbauer wrote:

Hm, doesn't build here:

[ 28%] Building CXX object CMakeFiles/kfloppy.dir/floppy.cpp.o
In file included from /usr/include/kcompletion.h:26:0,
                 from /usr/include/kcombobox.h:27,
                 from /home/wolfi/projects/KFloppy/floppy.cpp:48:
/usr/include/kshortcut.h: In function 'uint qHash(const KShortcut&)':
/usr/include/kshortcut.h:248:34: error: call of overloaded 'qHash(int)' is ambiguous
     return qHash(key.primary()[0]) + qHash(key.primary()[1]);
                                  ^

In D6827#127516, @aacid wrote:

Is commented out, do you have time to read the git log to figure out if it is commented because of porting issues or because it is a feature that was never finished?

Only comment it out, the code using it is still there

In D6752#126295, @joselema wrote:

Have you tried to rebuild facile on top of your latest ocaml 4.05 before building kalzium?

This seems to fix this specific error, but now the build fails with a different error (using ocaml 4.05)

Seems bug 379733 was fixed elsewhere (only in trunk), but this change is relevant anyway

@skelly not at all, 'make' and 'make install' should still install everything, the python_bindings target would be a subset of it.

In order to allow clean splitting of the bindings in PKGBUILD-based distros, it would be great to have a make target to install the bindings, so one could simply do "make DESTDIR=foo install python_bindings". Would that be feasible?

Another issue that needs to be dealt with, now that more frameworks ship bindings, is the multiple copies of PyKF5/__init__.py, which will make frameworks packages conflict with each other.