Ok, I managed to get it working.  I found that generatorrunner was
giving the 'undefined symbol' errors because it was pulling in
libraries from qt 4.5.2.  I needed to change my LD_LIBRARY_PATH and
PATH variables to make sure that only 4.7.0 was used.  I'd already
configured them so that qmake and cmake were both detecting the newer
versions, but generatorrunner was still pulling in some of the older
ones for some reason - hence my confusion.

I'm not sure if this is the correct way to build pyside, but I can't
uninstall the older Qt libraries on my system (for fear of breaking
too many things) and it does at least work :-).  I can now run the
PySide/QML application that we developed on windows initially.

Thanks for everyone's help!
Rob
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