Compiling mysql workbench on Fedora 21

I was trying to compile mysql-workbench from source (since mysql's fedora 21 repo still doesn't have it). Installed all the dependencies as recommended in many online sources. Currently i'm stuck at the following error message and not sure how to proceed. Can someone please help me out?

[root@localhost wb-build]# cmake .. -DBUILD_CONFIG=mysql_release
-- C/C++ version 1.1.4+: TRUE
-- C/C++ version 1.1.5+: 1
Found iodbc, using it as ODBC library.
- checking for module 'gnome-keyring-1'
--   package 'gnome-keyring-1' not found
-- checking for module 'gnome-keyring'
--   package 'gnome-keyring' not found
Using bundled Antlr C runtime
Generating mysql.parser files...
The antlr-3.4-complete.jar file could not be found.
Please make sure that linux-res is in /home/sherzodr/Downloads or add the ANTLR_JAR_PATH     enviroment variable with the path to the file.
You'll also need Java Runtime Enviroment installed, so the parser files can be regenerated.
CMake Error at library/mysql.parser/grammar/CMakeLists.txt:9 (message):
  Generating mysql.parser files failed with result='1'

-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!

By the way, I also tried to install Fedora 20 rpm and a RedHat package; they both install fine, but the result set are empty. So re-compiling from source is the only option i have.

Thank you

I finally successfully compiled mysql-workbench 6.2.4 on Fedora 21, after several days of trying. I confirm that it's working. Grid's in result sets are no longer empty.

@Brady's suggestion of using antlr-3.5.2-complete.jar didn't work for me. Instead antlr-3.4.2-complete.jar was required. Otherwise incompatible header files would be generated (which is the reason for errors related to MySQLLexer's C code. @Brady's all other suggestions are a MUST for success, including source updates related to: recordset_text_storage.cpp .

@lorelogo's was on the right track, but to take his suggestion further, I also had to remove all the header files generated by antlr-3.5.2-complete.jar (they are not in the wb-build/ folder, but inside the parent). Switching to antlr-3.4.2-complete.jar in the middle is not a fix, since it doesn't re-generate the header files anew. For me it was easier to just extract the mysql-workbench's source archive anew and start over.

If you don't have ctemplate 2.2 installed (which is not available in fc21 repositories) you start getting other compile errors, usually related to missing ctemplate/template.h or Ctemplate::* type definitions. It's IMPORTANT to get ctemplate 2.2 from https://code.google.com/p/ctemplate/downloads/list and compile it yourself. But since mysql-workbench looks for ctemplate.so.2 in /usr/lib64/ but "make install" installed it on my /usr/local/lib folder, I created symlinks in my /usr/lib64 by doing

ln -s /usr/local/lib/libctemplate* .

The last step wasn't required for me to successfully compile. But without this step compiled workbench doesn't start (since it tried to load /usr/lib64/libctemplate.so.2).

although I'm now using mysql-workbench, it's hard for me to ignore all the warnings from GLib-GObject-WARNING. I might attempt to downgrade glib and see if that fixes.

It's possible I forgot few other steps I had to take to fix this, since this struggle continued a week. Just post your problems you're facing. It might help me to recall other details.

Thanks to everybody. I could not have done it without you!