Enrico Forestieri a écrit :
On Wed, May 10, 2006 at 12:39:09PM +0200, Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
But gcc is used everywhere! I have removed 'win32' from the code above
and it works the same.
And you are using a native python, right?
Right.
I think these environment variable are simply
ignored in straight win32 (remember that I am compiling from the console
not from the cygwin shell).
I am sorry for you having to use that hostile environment ;-)
Such is life :-(
A related problem that I have is that
CCFLAGS and CXXFLAGS are ignored even if Scons tell me they are acknoledge.
Using CCFLAGS=-O2 on the scons command line works fine for me.
Don't work here.
export CCFLAFS="-O3 -w"
don't work either even if I see:
Acquiring varaible CXXFLAGS from system environment: "-O3 -w"
This also means
that it will not check for mocable files. So, how can it work for you?
I don't know but it works. mocable files are correctly recognized and
the resulting moc_xxx.cc files are compiled with gcc.
Huh? Do you mean that gcc is also used for .cc files?
Yes.
I verified that 57 object files were missing from libqt3.a without
Bo's "treatment" and this led to the dreadful "undefined reference for
vtable in..." error.
I don't have that with qt4 /mingw :-)
Then qt4 is somehow different from qt3 (or Bo did something to deal
with it, too).
Maybe it's Scons that do something special for Qt4 because I see a
"Loading qt4 tool..." message.
Abdel.
