I didn't descript my question clearly. My question is, in another way,
following.
The file qt-sdk-linux-x86-opensource-2009.02.bin can run any platform, such as
redhat5, redhat6, ubuntu12, and so on. How does it can do that?
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From: "Koehne Kai"<[email protected]>;
Date: Sat, Dec 15, 2012 04:59 PM
To: "ugiwgh"<[email protected]>; "development"<[email protected]>;
Subject: RE: [Development] ELF Can run much platform
> Subject: [Development] ELF Can run much platform
>
> A Qt installing file can run much more linux platform. I'm very interest this.
> Any one can give me some tips? Any help will be appreciated.
I'm not sure I understand your question. Do you want to create a binary using
the Qt libs that can be downloaded and executed on a lot of distributions &
versions? Then you've several options:
- compile against LSB SDK 4.1 , which however still supports only Qt 4.2
(pretty outdated). It also requires your users to install the lsb package.
- use the Qt version of your choice (e.g. Qt 4.8), but ship the libraries
yourself. To minimize external dependencies from the Qt libraries I'd suggest
using the binary builds of Qt provided by the qt-project instead, which have
been configured to be portable.
Anyway, it seems your question would have been better asked in
[email protected], since this list is about the development _of_ Qt,
not development _with_ Qt.
Regards
Kai
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