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On 16/01/2013 08:52 ص, Tomasz Siekierda
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A lot has changed in the meantime. Qt5 is modularised + it has numerous new dependencies, and Symbian support was dropped (no maintainers). New SDK is in the works and it will get better as time goes.For Symbian I really don't care but the good news I heard from you is there is a working about a new SDK. Android support is not officially available yet, so your point is invalid in that respect (it's due to come in Qt 5.1).As I know Qt for Android is officially available in Qt respository since it was joined lately ! I followed this issue but nothing declared officially, you can find some discussions in the forum but take a look to Qt project home page, there is nothing officially about fixing MinGW issue.Please search the net (especially Qt Project forums) for more detailed answers on that. In short: MinGW is still fully supported, you can compile Qt5 with it any time you like. It's just that MinGW precompiled package did not make it into 5.0. It will probably be added in a later release (5.0.1 or 5.1).There are unofficial MinGW builds available here: http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/23002/ As I told you above, I didn't post this message before be sure from Qt project pages. Qt roadmap page didn't mention anything about new SDK or the upcoming releases, it stopped at 5.0 release!Do you agree with me that Qt community needs urgent official distro for filling up these two weak points?No, I think you should search for information yourself before posting. -- Best Regards Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi |
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