On quarta-feira, 18 de dezembro de 2013 10:29:17, Tim Blechmann wrote: > >> No one tries that. You're entirely on your own. Patches will be accepted > >> once you get it working. > > > > ok, then i wonder: how do i compile qt/osx as static libraries with all > > headers appearing the the build folder in a way that i am not on my own? > > btw, maybe this is simple a documentation issue: according to [1] one > will have to run the following 3 lines: > > -- > cd /path/to/Qt > ./configure -static <other parameters> > make sub-src > -- > > however the sub-src target does not exist. maybe the documentation could > be updated or the part about building statically can be removed? in a > way it is a bit confusing to have step-by-step instructions, which do > not work :/
make sub-src is the equivalent of building just the src/ subdir in qtbase. Since you're building statically, you probably passed -nomake examples. In that case, make sub-src and make all should compile the same things. The argument to make should not be the difference. -- Thiago Macieira - thiago.macieira (AT) intel.com Software Architect - Intel Open Source Technology Center
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