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| I have the following layout in my home directory:
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| ~/bin: for scripts and the macdeployqt utility
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| ~/dev: where we have the code and build it
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| ~/package: with a script and template for a dmg file
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| ~/krita.app: this is where krita gets deployed to, it'll be a normal OSX app bundle
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| In ~/dev, I have the following directories:
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| s: where we'll checkout a cmake project that helps building all dependecies
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| p: where we'll checkout calligra and build it
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| b: where the dependencies will be built
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| i: where we'll install the depdencies and krita (but we cannot run from there...)
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| in s, do:
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| git clone git://anongit.kde.org/scratch/rempt/kritadeposx.git
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| Check carefully the portage_notes.txt file.
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| Now, this project is under development. It's a cmake project with an external project definition for every dependency of krita. Ideally, you'd run cmake, then cmake --build . --target ext_krita --config RelWithDebInfo, and krita and all deps would be downloaded, configured and build automatically. Despite the name, I'm working on making this project cross-platform.
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| This doesn't work yet. It's a bit messy. You'll have to help me develop and debug it. You can do:
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| git checkout ea4e3cab5db50ce83f9653dd5418e26e7ef0d530
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| To get the revision I used to build the dependencies. Check all the CMakeLists.txt files for places where paths are hardcoded for
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| /Users/boudewijnrempt/dev/i
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| And fix those to fit your situation!
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| Then go to ~/dev/b and run cmake:
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| cmake ../s/kritadeposx
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| Start building dependencies, like this:
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| cmake --build . --target ext_zlib --config RelWithDebInfo
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| This is a matter of trial and error: check the portage_notes.txt file to see where I got stuck.
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| When you have as many deps as you can manage, you can try to start building krita.
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| Go to ~/dev/p and checkout calligra:
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| git clone git://anongit.kde.org/calligra.git
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| in ~/dev/p, make a build directory:
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| mkdir -p ~/dev/p/build
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| cd ~/dev/p/build
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| Run cmake:
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| cmake ../calligra -DPRODUCTSET=CREATIVE -DCREATIVEONLY=TRUE -DPACKAGERS_BUILD=ON -DWITH_ICONV=OFF -DKDE4_BUILD_TESTS=TRUE -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=KritaDevs -DHAVE_MEMORY_LEAK_TRACKER=OFF
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| and run
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| make install
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| If this worked out, you'll have all the bits you need in ~/dev/i
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| Then place the deploy.sh script from the kritadeposx repo in ~/bin.
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| Then build macdeployqt: it's a qt utility that I hacked to also deploy krita's plugins. It's in kritadeposx/macdeployqt. Run ~/dev/i/bin/qmake and make; place the result in ~/bin.
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| Then run deploy.sh
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| About fifteen minutes later, you should have a working krita.app. Type
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| open krita.app
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| And krita should start.
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| On OSX, after building everything, you have to depo
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| In the bin directory, you need to place a custom macdeployqt executable and a script to deploy the
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