On Tuesday 03 March 2015 23:14:53 Tron Thomas wrote: > I used: > git checkout v5.4.1 > > to switch to version 5.4.1. Git looked like it updated things. I check the > file qtbase\src\corlib\global\qglobal.h. It still indicated the version was > 5.4.2.
Note that this needs to be run in each of the repositories. The shortcut for it is to run in the top-level repository (qt5.git) only, then ask git submodule to update everything to their respective commits. I believe "git submodule update" is enough. > I went ahead and built anyway in case the file was irrelevant for > the version. I got the same results. The build is missing designer, > assistant, and uitools (and maybe other things as well). The output that > remained in the build console did not seem to indicate any errors for why > the build finished without building everything. On the other email: > I found out something interesting. On my Macintosh, where everything builds > successfully, when I do a git checkout and then run the init-repository > perl script the sub directory qttools has files and subfolders in it. On > both the Linux and Windows virtual machine after checking out from git and > running the init-repository perl, script the qttools directory is empty. > The Macintosh using Perl 5.18, the Linux machine is using Perl 5.10, and > the Windows machine is using version 5.20. > > What could be causing the perl script to be pulling down an incomplete > version of the Qt source code? qttools isn't special in any way. The most likely answer is that the cloning simply failed due to a network problem and went undetected. You should check that all the other repositories have files inside. -- Thiago Macieira - thiago.macieira (AT) intel.com Software Architect - Intel Open Source Technology Center _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
