Andreas Pakulat schrieb:
On 27.04.09 19:54:12, Anders Backman wrote:
Ah thanks.But how to know what to copy from QT so that one can still build
applications?
That is, what is needed so that CMake accepts the copied files as a complete
qt installation?
.lib files,
.dll:s
That, the executables, the headers and the mkspecs. Thats enough to get
cmake happy. But not necessarily to get your app to build and/or run
properly. What you really need from a Qt installation depends on which
plugins you use, wether you want to use designer or any of the other
tools. Wether you need examples/demos or the documentation.
which plugins?
mkspecs
which exe files?
Do I have to parse the FindQt4.cmake file, or is there a faster way to
figure this out?
That won't help as it'll only find the bare minimum to link a minimal Qt
sample app. For running a full app you'll need more.
Its a shame that Qt on windows doesn't support the -prefix switch for
configure like on linux, that would allow to create a minimal Qt
installation suitable to zip it up.
the qt binary release for kde uses a special file containing relative
pathes to make it installable on any place.
type c:\Programme\KDE\bin\qt.conf
[Paths]
Prefix=
Documentation=../doc
Headers=../include
Libraries=../lib
Binaries=
Plugins=../plugins
Data=..
Translations=../translations
Settings=../etc
Examples=../examples
Demos=../demos
Ralf
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