Markus Wagner wrote:

> Hi,


Hi,

> 
> I tried to adapt a simple (c++ terminal) project to manage a library with 
> kdevelop 1.4.
> 
> I changed everything in Makefile.am, lib_LIBRARIES and so on, and it works.
> But after adding additional source files to the project, kdevelop will change 
> the Makefile.am to build a binary executable (bin_PROGRAMS and so on).
> 
> I found that the *.kdevprj file contains a line like this under [General]:
> 
> project_type=normal_cpp
> 
> Does anyone know how I can tell kdevelop that I want to make a library 
> (libprj.a)?


there is no project-type like static_lib or shared_lib for [General] 
section, yet. Only subdirectories of a project can contain a library type.

So either create a c++ project, which has a binary (e.g. to test the 
library or to give an example app, which uses your lib)
or
define the Makefile.am(s) as custom, so kdevelop doesn't update 
this/these file(s). To do so add the line
-----
# kdevelop-pragma: custom
-----
at the beginning of the Makefile.am.

(But take care! Adding files or changing values wouldn't change the 
Makefile.am anymore!!)

Personally I would prefer the first solution.


> 
> Does I have to change the project type manually?
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> Markus
> 

Ciao

Walter


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