It searches for Qt4 when it does not find Qt5, so the problem is that it is
not finding Qt5.
Can you check the PATH?
You can also try to define QTDIR directory (for example inside the .bashrc
in your home directory or whatever initialization file our shell is using,
or inside the script you are using to launch the compilation) poiting to the
Qt folder (e.g. in my case it is "export
QTDIR=/home/antonio/Qt5.3.1/5.3/gcc_64"), beside adding Qt bin folder to the
PATH.
To check if the PATH is properly set you can try to execute "qmake -query"
and see if all the variables point to the correct path.
Which version of cmake are you using ("cmake --version")? I think it should
be at least version 2.8.9 for the build to work properly (but I am not 100%
sure about this).
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