[MacPorts] #25176: digikam outdated

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#25176: digikam outdated
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 Reporter:  snc@…             |       Owner:  jan@…             
     Type:  update            |      Status:  new               
 Priority:  Normal            |   Milestone:                    
Component:  ports             |     Version:                    
 Keywords:                    |        Port:  digikam           
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Comment(by caulier.gilles@…):

 Hi Thomas,

 I don't play with macports port files. I use macports to solve a lots of
 dependencies. That all...

 I checkout Exiv2, kdeedu/marble, kdegraphics/libs, digiKam, and kipi-
 plugins source code from svn trunk, and recompiled all by hand.

 About macports ports which need to be updated, look below :

 - Exiv2 => 0.20 (a lots a bug fix). macports have 0.19. I recommend to use
 cmake instead automake. I personnaly ported Exiv2 to cmake. In the future,
 autoconf will be removed.
 - Kdeedu : marble is not available in this package. digiKam need marble
 for all geolocation features. 2 way : include marble in KDEedu, as all
 Linux distro, or provide marble as a separate ports. To compile marble as
 well, just checkout marble dir from kdeedu, and compile it as well. I
 fixed marble code to be compiled with macports...
 - kdegraphics/libs : libkipi, libkdcraw, libkexiv2 are provided normally
 by this package. I don't have used it, but if current kdegraphics provide
 these libraries with KDE 4.5.2, all is fine.
 - digiKam and kipi-plugins : use current 1.5.0 release. I fixed some stuff
 in current implementation of digiKam from trunk to be compiled with
 macports, but it's about external Clapack dependecy which is become
 optional with current implementation.

 About reverse geocoding and digiKam, it's planed with next 2.0.0. It's not
 yet stable, you need to wait a little bit.

 Best

 Gilles Caulier

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