On Dec 21, 2007, at 11:07 AM, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
On 21.12.07 18:46:53, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
Hi,
trying to build kdewin32 fails because CMake's CHECK_SYMBOL_EXISTS
tries
to compile the following source:
,----
| #include <QtCore/qglobal.h>
|
| void cmakeRequireSymbol(int dummy,...){(void)dummy;}
| int main()
| {
| #ifndef Q_WS_MAC
| cmakeRequireSymbol(0,&Q_WS_MAC);
| #endif
| return 0;
| }
`----
This is on a win32 machine, with Qt4.3.3 installed in C:\qt-4.3.3 and
qmake is found properly. It bails out at the CHECK_SYMBOL_EXISTS.
Using
CMake 2.4.7
Anybody with an idea? I don't quite understand why cmake generates
this
code, it doesn't make the slightest sense - if Q_WS_MAC is not
defined
it can't be used in a function call.
I was fooled by the CMakeError file. The problem is that for some
reason
FindQt4 wants to find both release and debug libraries. I don't
have the
former as I did a pure debug build (I don't need release libs). Is
that
a known problem?
A debug only build should work. Did you leave your
QT_QT*LIBRARY_RELEASE variables alone, so they should have NOT_FOUND
in them?
Clint
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