Phil Thompson wrote:
On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 13:18:33 -0500, Dave Peterson <[email protected]>
wrote:
...you're on your own I think.
I had a feeling you'd say that. :-) I appreciate the responses you've
made so far.
The qtdirs utility is built using your Qt's qmake. configure.py isn't doing
any special at that point, so I suspect you might have similar problems
with any C++ code.
You could try running qmake manually on the qtdirs.pro file that
configure.py will have left lying around, and then run make, and then the
qtdirs it produces. If it fails to run then it's a problem with your Qt
build.
Yup, I actually already tried that so I could play around with various
options. I've looked through the generated qtdirs.mk to look for
anything wrong there, but not found anything. :-( I've also tried
manually running the various g++ compilation commands to build qtdirs so
I could play with the option flags there too. Nothing I've tried seems
to have any effect on this issue. :-(
-- Dave
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