On segunda-feira, 2 de dezembro de 2013 14:03:54, Tim Blechmann wrote: > >> well it is not that i want to completely remove zlib, but i currently > >> have too many of them ;) > >> > >>> You might try to use a "system zlib", i.e. provide your own copy of zlib > >>> as the one Qt links to and then use the one linked inside Qt. > >> > >> i've already tried to compile with -system-zlib, but Qt5Core.lib still > >> contains zlib symbols. > >> or do i need to/am i able to explicitly specify my zlib when compiling > >> qt? > > > > Exactly, the symbols from the system zlib are now in the statically linked > > QtCore. How about not linking it to your own plugin again and instead > > using > > the zlib symbols from QtCore? > > > > Zlib is actually pretty compatible, so this will generally work. > > hmm, i might be hit by my ignorance of the win32 platform, but trying to > do so there seems to be a symbol mismatch: Qt5Core provides symbols like > _z_deflate, but my library is looking for the symbol _deflate ...
If the symbols in Qt are different, then the original problem does not manifest: there is no clash. -- Thiago Macieira - thiago.macieira (AT) intel.com Software Architect - Intel Open Source Technology Center
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