melli79 wrote
>
> Unfortunately, I now have a new problem. Still PyQt4-4.9 configures,
> compiles, and installs without errors or warnings. However when I run a
> PyQt-program, I get the following error message:
>
>ImportError: dlopen(/site-packages/PyQt4/QtCore.so, 2):
OK, I have found an itermediate solution for the Nokia problem, namely
downloaded qt-4.8.0-opensource-mac.dmg instead of Nokia's SDK. This seems
to contain shared libraries as the PyQt-config script does no longer require
the -k flag (for static libraries).
Unfortunately, I now have a new problem
Thanks for the hints. If I understand it correctly I need to either build my
personal pythonw3 and link it with all the libPyQt*.a or I need to compile
libQt myself and obtain a dynamic version.
The reason for the static libQt lies with Nokia, their Mac version only
installs the static library (p
Hi everyone!
I have downloaded and compiled (after configuration) PyQt4-4.9 with
SIP-4.13.1 (and static libqt-4.7.2) under python-3.2.2 under Mac OSX.6. The
scripts even installed all that was compiled without complaint, but when I
run any PyQt-program I get error messages such as:
Traceback
