Thiago Macieira wrote:
> Because it also works for those of us who have multiple Qt 5 builds. I can
> run:
> qmake -qt5
> qmake -qt5-release
> qmake -qt5-icc
> qmake -qt5-clang
> qmake -qt5-mips
> qmake -qt5-static
> qmake -qt5.1
Actually, thinking of it, the right solution for this use case would be to
just qtchooser-wrap qmake-qt5 and use:
qmake-qt5
qmake-qt5 -qt release
qmake-qt5 -qt icc
qmake-qt5 -qt clang
qmake-qt5 -qt mips
qmake-qt5 -qt static
qmake-qt5 -qt 5.1
Selecting between different Qt 5 versions is a different thing from
selecting the major version of Qt, because any given program will typically
(with a few exceptions) only work with one major version of Qt, whereas
those different variants of Qt 5 can typically all build the same programs.
(Of course, 5.1 is likely too old for a lot of new software, but you get the
idea.)
In other words:
* qtchooser does not conflict with the suffixed binaries, and in particular
does not preclude implementing the latter,
* it can remain supported for those special use cases where it is actually
useful, but should be deprecated for the common case (one build per major
Qt version).
Kevin Kofler
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