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Note: libkab is now obsolete. Please use libkabc in tdelibs/tdeabc. libkab is
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no longer installed. It's only needed for the conversion tool converting
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libkab data to libkabc data.
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Cornelius Schumacher, February 2002.
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The TDE addressbook
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This directory contains the sources for the kab API provided by "libkab.so".
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kab is the TDE addressbook, users usually know it by one of the applications
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using the kab API, kab itselfes. But kab intends to do more, it tries to be
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a central database to store personal information for as much KDE
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applications as possible.
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To compile this subdirectory, your C++ compiler will be stressed a little.
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You need either a recent version of gcc (2.7.2 or later) or egcs (1.0.2 or
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later), or another C++ compiler that supports the following things:
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* error free (!) creation of template instances,
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* a STL implementation that is similar to either the one provided by gcc
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2.7 or the one provided by egcs/pgcc or gcc >=2.8 (HP or SGI based).
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Please note that egcs / pgcc 1.0.2 creates errors in the binary when you
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compile the sources using optimization level 6 (-O6). Stick to -O2, and
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it should work. Note: This seems to be solved since gcc 2.95.
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Since this directory provides only the kab library, you will have to
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install the tdeutils package, that contains the sources for kab's binary,
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also.
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Mirko Boehm, March 2000.
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PS: The situation described above seems to be solved in current
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distributions. All up-to-date compilers do quite well on the sources.
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Mirko Boehm, Mai 2001.
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