I'm building Qt 5.12.11 myself on Windows (VS 2017) using the following configure command: c:\qtbuild512\qt\configure -confirm-license -make-tool jom -debug-and-release -force-debug-info -opensource -gui -widgets -no-qml-debug -skip qt3d -skip qtwebengine -skip qtwebview -nomake examples -nomake tests -no-sql-mysql -opengl desktop -mp -prefix C:\qtbuild512\install\win64
This gives me .pdb files for all of the qt tools and libraries *except* qmake.exe itself. In other words, no qmake.pdb is generated but I do get moc.pdb, uic.pdb, etc. I am trying to profile an incredibly slow build of our application that uses this self-built Qt but since I don't have symbols for qmake.exe itself I can't gain much information from the profiling data. FWIW, application builds are taking > 1 hour where they should take about 5 min. All antivirus (including Windows Defender) are disabled. Is it possible to build Qt in such a way that debugging symbols for qmake itself are generated? Thanks Adam
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