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    ybakos
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    Is xcomposite a separate dependency from libxkbcommon? If so, it doesn't seem that the xcomposite dependency is documented anywhere.

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      #8

      I've built xcomposite from source and installed in ~/install/lib.

      I am indeed on the dev branch of qtwayland. I've pulled the latest HEAD.

      My qtwayland.pro contains:

      requires(linux:!android)
      load(qt_parts)
      INCLUDEPATH += /home/ybakos/install/include
      LIBS +=-L/home/ybakos/install/lib
      QMAKE_INCDIR_XCOMPOSITE+=/home/ybakos/install/include
      QMAKE_LIBDIR_XCOMPOSITE+=/home/ybakos/install/lib
      

      Yet I still see the same errors in the General Messages panel.

      I also get the same results when commenting out INCLUDEPATH and LIBS and just using the QMAKE* config vars.

      I also get the same results when using the 5.8 branch.

      I've now also tried building qtwayland without using QtCreator. The output of just qmake (no additional options passed) is:

      Info: creating cache file /home/ybakos/projects/qtwayland/.qmake.cache
      
      Running configuration tests...
      Checking for Wayland client library... yes
      Checking for Wayland cursor library... yes
      Checking for wayland-scanner... yes
      Checking for DRM EGL Server... yes
      Checking for libhybris EGL Server... no
      Checking for Wayland EGL library... yes
      Checking for XComposite... yes
      Checking for GLX... yes
      Checking for wayland-server... yes
      Done running configuration tests.
      
      Configure summary:
      
      Qt Wayland Drivers:
        EGL .................................... yes
        Rasberry Pi ............................ no
        XComposite EGL ......................... yes
        XComposite GLX ......................... yes
        DRM EGL ................................ yes
        libhybris EGL .......................... no
      Qt Wayland Client ........................ yes
      Qt Wayland Compositor .................... yes
      

      However, running make results in a linker error: http://pastebin.com/3bL8c7Jy

      Thank you for any tips, @SGaist .

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        Do you have the dev package from libxkbcommon installed ? If so which version ?

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          Thank you again, @SGaist . I installed libxcbcommon from source, which is installed in the same place as my wayland libs and includes. I am going to install the package, try rebuilding and report back.

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            #11

            All right. I have now installed the libxkbcommon-devel package, version 0.6.1.

            $ rpm -q libxkbcommon-devel
            libxkbcommon-devel-0.6.1-1.fc23.x86_64
            

            I also pulled the latest xkbcommon, built and reinstalled in ~/install/lib.

            When rebuilding qtwayland, I see the same error.

            The contents of my ~/install/lib are listed in a pastebin here.

            Thanks again, @SGaist .

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              Did you check in the build log that you are using your own build of libxkbcommon ?

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                @SGaist I haven't found a reference to libxkbcommon anywhere in the log produced by make. I've pasted the entire results of make here.

                Am I looking in the wrong place?

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                  wrote on last edited by Alex S.
                  #14

                  I'm seeing similar problems with using Wayland compositor and then in my attempts to build the QtWayland module (Qt 5.8). It would be good if some comprehensive instructions (incl. dependencies) could be provided.

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                    #15

                    qwaylandxkb.cpp only includes

                    #include <xkbcommon/xkbcommon-keysyms.h>
                    

                    Yet xkb_keysym_to_utf32 is defined in xkbcommon/xkbcommon.h.

                    But even if I include that header in qwaylandxkb.cpp, I still get the same error.

                    Grrrr!

                    I do notice that in my config.cache there is no mention of xkbcommon, unlike the other dependencies.

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                      Ah, but qwaylandxkb.cpp does include qwaylandxkb.h, which in turn includes xkbcommon/xkbcommon.h.

                      I've perhaps noticed another clue. During a make clean I see the error:

                      Project ERROR: Library 'xkbcommon_evdev' is not defined.

                      I've also found the possibly relevant bugs:

                      • https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-57767
                      • https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-58630
                      • https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-54851
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                        ybakos
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                        #17

                        I've filed a new bug report:
                        https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-58839

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                          Thanks for sharing your findings and the link !

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                            But isn't there something I can do to fix this? (Is it a build config?)

                            I'm open to suggestions.

                            In the mean time, I'm going to set up a dev env on Fedora 25 and see if I get the same error.

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                              #20

                              Same environment configuration on Fedora 25, and the same build error occurs.
                              Is there some detail regarding the config/make of libxkbcommon that is missing?

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                                I'm not yet used to the new feature build, so there might be a -lxkbcommon generation line missing somewhere but I don't know yet where to exactly look for it.

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                                  #22

                                  I found a similar build issue in another project to see if I could find some clues. It too mentions something about a -lxkbcommon issue.

                                  On my machine, the output of pkg-config --libs xkbcommon

                                   -L/home/ybakos/install/lib -lxkbcommon 
                                  

                                  I've tried building with:

                                  LDFLAGS="-L/home/ybakos/install/lib -lxkbcommon" CFLAGS="-I/home/ybakos/install/include" make
                                  

                                  But still have the same error.

                                  The output of uname -a is:

                                  Linux hades-fedora-localdomain 4.7.3-100.fc23.x86_64 #1 SMP Wed Sep 7 17:26:41 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
                                  
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                                    Try rather at the qmake level: qmake LIBS+="-L/home/ybakos/install/lib -I/home/ybakos/install/include -lxkbcommon"

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                                      Thanks @SGaist ... but after removing prior qmake configs, running qmake LIBS+="-L/home/ybakos/install/lib -I/home/ybakos/install/include -lxkbcommon", and then make, I get the same error. Also the same when I run make with the LDFLAGS and CFLAGS set.

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                                        I've just now tried opening the qtwayland project in Qt Creator again for the first time since trying to build from the command line.

                                        The good (?) news is that the only error I am seeing in the General Messages are:

                                        [Inexact] Project MESSAGE: perl -w /home/ybakos/Qt/5.8/gcc_64/bin/syncqt.pl -module QtWaylandClient -version 5.8.1 -outdir /home/ybakos/projects/build-qtwayland-Desktop_Qt_5_8_0_GCC_64bit-Debug /home/ybakos/projects/qtwayland
                                        [Inexact] Project MESSAGE: perl -w /home/ybakos/Qt/5.8/gcc_64/bin/syncqt.pl -module QtWaylandCompositor -version 5.8.1 -outdir /home/ybakos/projects/build-qtwayland-Desktop_Qt_5_8_0_GCC_64bit-Debug /home/ybakos/projects/qtwayland
                                        
                                        Project ERROR: Library 'xkbcommon_evdev' is not defined.
                                        

                                        To my knowledge, xkbcommon_evdev isn't a separate library... how can I squelch this error? I feel like this is somehow related to my build issue.

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                                          Do you have a QMAKE_USE= somewhere ?

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