Am 05.03.2012 um 01:10 schrieb James Linder: > > Your mail implies you'd install Qt via macports. Why would one do that > instead of installing the Qt SDK ? > All the command line tools are available in the SDK (in fact I do not even > know if qtbuilder works, I'm sure it does though.) >
well, I would like to use MacPorts for controlling what I have on my computer. Specially the developer tools. Specially because I can activate/deactivate libraries and install different versions of them quite fast. > If you were installing a package that needed Qt would not macports install Qt > as needed and transparently? > normally yes. Packages that depend on Qt install Qt transparently, but not in a developer friendly way > Again, pardon my ignorance, debug with a framework ??? ummm qDebug() and gdb > ??? I meant I would like to debug my program without problems and thousand of warning messages. As a developer I want to use gdb for debugging... and sometimes that can only be done if Qt was installed with the "+framework". However doing so will make Qt dependent packages break. _______________________________________________ macports-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/macports-users
