When it comes to building a static version of Qt itself then you need to adjust things on CMake-level, indeed. When your project is still using qmake, then qmake's "mkspecs" are supposedly still relevant for building your project. (I cannot say much about that because I'm using CMake in all my projects anyways.)
Note that my experience with Qt6/CMake was actually much better compared to Qt5/qmake. I had much less additional patching to do to make it work in my build environment. However, there were still a few places that needed patching. This branch contains patches that I came up with for the mingw-w64 and GNU/Linux targets and a build environment where also most of Qt's own dependencies are provided as static libraries: https://github.com/Martchus/qtbase/commits/6.4.2-mingw-w64 (Maybe you need to do things differently for the targets and build environment you're concerned with. I'm merely sharing those patches as they show the interesting "spots" in Qt's code. Additionally, not all patches on that branch are related to making a static build. There are also other branches in that repo based on earlier Qt releases. If you go back to Qt5 you'll see how it looked for me when Qt was still built with qmake.) Best Regards Marius _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/interest
