https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=224137
--- Comment #2 from Yuri Victorovich <y...@freebsd.org> --- (In reply to Tobias C. Berner from comment #1) Without the g++ command tests for external libraries fail: > Checking for ffmpeg... no > Checking for gstreamer... no > Checking for jack... no when it should be: > Checking for ffmpeg... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avcodec_contextframerate... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avcodec_extracodecformats... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avcodec_freecontext... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avcodec_packetref... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avcodec_rescalets... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avcodec_sendrecv... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avcodec_subtitledata... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avformat_allocoutputcontext... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avformat_codecpar... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avutil_extraoptions... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avutil_extrapixformats... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avutil_framealloc... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avutil_sampleformat64... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_avresample... yes > Checking for ffmpeg_swresample... yes As a result, some shared libs aren't built. The external libs are tested with macros like this: qtCompileTest(ffmpeg_avcodec_contextframerate) I guess, this qmake macro calls the g++ command instead of ${CXX}. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.