On 31 July 2018 at 18:59, André Pönitz <apoen...@t-online.de> wrote: >> And building Qt for Linux 32 is a real pain. > > Can you remind me of an actual problem with that? > > The machine I am using to write this mail here has a Qt base at > cc03bad229 (last September) and Qt Creator at 99e3635ef3c (last week). > > Linux 32 bit.
Well, me too i build lot of stuff manually on my personal PC, with lot of dependencies. Doing a one shot build of a tool on a developer PC is different from doing a repeatable build from scratch. I'm building a bunch of stuff (inc. Qt) in docker containers, and I can tell you that the Dockerfile looks a bit scary. Lot of juggling around to get the right set of '-dev' packages and the right version of them. Anyway, I was not trying to blame Qt for that, it's just that the build process is not straight forward when you start from a bare Ubuntu docker image (Or RedHat, SuSe, ...). And i'm not talking about 32 bits build on 64 bits hosts, i quickly gave up. For the last example, look at Allan's answer, it seems that i need to uninstall libnss3-dev package, so that Qt and/or it's de3pendencies will instead use an internal copy... Maybe i can use a configure flag to force ignoring the presence of libnss headers, ... experiment on going right now... Chris _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
