Micheal, > > The reason why I ask is that I am wondering whether I should buy > the Qt book with the free and native Qt 3.2/Win non-commercial edition. > Has anybody tested it? > > (If someone else is eager to do the Win32 port (Ruurd? Kuba?) and needs > the new Qt library for that purpose, I am willing to buy > the book for him) >
I already have the book, and Iīm busy trying to compile with Qt 3.2.1 NC. There are some strange link errors that need te be resolved, but I suppose they can be fixed. Building a cygwin port should be pretty straightforward, if you use the kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net Qt port. However, I personally donīt think this is a very elegant solution. Ruurd
