Thanks Mark, I sent an email to the MXE list.
On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 7:26 PM, Mark Brand wrote:
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> On 03/07/2014 12:40 AM, Jonathan Greig wrote:
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>> I've used MXE several times in the past even before it was called MXE. I
>> must have really bad luck, because any time I have ever used the mas
On 03/07/2014 12:40 AM, Jonathan Greig wrote:
> I've used MXE several times in the past even before it was called MXE.
> I must have really bad luck, because any time I have ever used the
> master ends up in disaster. Mark, Since I know your involved with MXE
> more than most, is there an estim
Em qui 06 mar 2014, às 17:40:33, Jonathan Greig escreveu:
> I noticed it was subsumed into the win32-g++ mkspec but the note suggests
> you need to build Qt5 from source, which I would like to avoid if possible
> because that lengthens the build process considerably.
Reusing the Qt build tools for
I've used MXE several times in the past even before it was called MXE. I
must have really bad luck, because any time I have ever used the master
ends up in disaster. Mark, Since I know your involved with MXE more than
most, is there an estimate on when the shared lib support will make it into
the s
On 03/06/2014 10:40 PM, Jonathan Greig wrote:
> Is there a recommended or proper way for cross-compiling on Linux for
> Windows in Qt5 that doesn't involve building Qt5 from source? The
> unsupported/win32-g++-cross mkspec is now removed in Qt5 and I'd like
> to setup a cross compiler under Tra
Is there a recommended or proper way for cross-compiling on Linux for
Windows in Qt5 that doesn't involve building Qt5 from source? The
unsupported/win32-g++-cross mkspec is now removed in Qt5 and I'd like to
setup a cross compiler under Travis-CI.
Jonathan
