Angus Leeming wrote:
Ahhhh, we have a lurker! Hi, Peter!
I've waited for a good moment to jump out.
Hmmmm, but does LyX? Might do, but LyX makes much more heavy use of
templates than Qt. Still, most of this is encapsulated by Boost and they
do try and get things to work on Borland.
I forgot that you also need the library file in addition to the dll.
I don't know if the borland compiler could manage all the template stuff,
but boost often tries to support also older compilers, so there is a
chance.
Ahhhh. Magic! Here's my angus-configure.bat file. It's the same as yours,
no? (Apart from the -fast option which won't affect the size of the
resulting library, just the time taken to run configure (not make).
set QTDIR=J:\MinSys\home\Angus\qt3
set MINGW=J:\MinGW
set PATH=J:\MinSys\home\Angus\qt3\bin;J:\MinGW\bin;C:\WINDOWS\system32;C
\WINDOWS
set QMAKESPEC=win32-g++
configure.bat -verbose
Yes, as I remember -release and -shared are default.
-fast avoids the building of all the example makefiles.
(try pconfigure.bat; you would be suprised!! :) )
Isn't this your tool to tell me how many weeks I will have to wait before
compilation is complete? It doesn't actually speed up compilation at all,
does it?
Yes, it only shows the progress of the library compilation
(it's a "spin off" when debugging bitmap stuff and playing
with double buffering).
It just counts the files in the obj dir and calculates
the estimated remaining time.
(Unfortunately I don't remember the parameter which
boosts the clock speed to 1THz) :)
Peter
