On 10/6/22 21:00, Thiago Macieira wrote:
For the tools below, please answer:

1) are they meant to be run by the user or developer, from a command-line?

2) are they equivalent to their Qt 5 version, if it exists? That is, can the
Qt 6 tool be used where the Qt 5 one was, with Qt 5 input files if any, and
produce output that Qt 5 will understand / operate correctly with?

For anything that I could answer Yes to both or for which a "6"-suffixed copy
exists (qmake6, qtdiag6, qtpaths6), I've already excluded from the listing.

These are user-facing, equivalent as defined by you to their Qt 5 version:
        lconvert
        lrelease
        lupdate
        qdoc (I assume that its output is usable by Qt 5)
        qmleasing

These are user-facing, not equivalent to their Qt 5 version - or there are no Qt 5 versions:
        androiddeployqt
        qt-cmake
        qt-cmake-standalone-test
        qt-configure-module
        qml
        qmlscene
        qmllint
        qmlls
        qmlpreview
        qmlprofiler
        qmlformat
        qmltime

These are not user-facing and should not be in bin:
        qt-cmake-private
        qt-cmake-private-install.cmake (not even a tool)
        androidtestrunner
        qmltestrunner

These seem user-facing, but I cannot answer question 2:
        balsam
        balsamui
        instancer
        materialeditor
        shapegen
        qsb
        shadergen
        qtplugininfo

To be clarified:
        meshdebug
        qdistancefieldgenerator
        qmldom
        qmljs
        qmlplugindump
        qmltc



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