On 2011-07-23 11:23, Didier Raboud wrote:
tags 631832 +moreinfo
thanks
Hi Carlo, and thanks for your bugreport,
Le lundi, 27 juin 2011 17.18:26, Carlo Giesa a écrit :
To compile successfully against Qt 4.5.3 and Python 2.6 following code
snippets must be modified:
* File: PySide/QtGui/typesystem_gui_common.xml
There are two switch cases that handle QColor::Hsl. Both must be put
inside a Qt version check condition. It is already done in 1.0.4 for the
first block but not for the second 40 lines below.
* File: PySide/QtGui/CMakeLists.txt
Comment out the line with "qpixmapcache_key_wrapper" (this was added in
Qt 4.6 I guess).
* File PySide/QtCore/CMakeLists.txt
Comment out the line with "/glue/qeasingcurve_glue.cpp" (line number 3)
Thanks for those pieces of advice, but what is this bug about ?
I mean: PySide 1.0.4 has been successfully compiled in Debian unstable, and is
being actively backported to Ubuntu's Natty, Maverick and Lucid (see the
PySide official PPA). It doesn't migrate to Debian testing because too many
build-time tests fail on some architectures.
Is this a backports request ? The current backporting rules don't allow
package versions from unstable, so unless someone (upstream, me, you ?) fixes
the build-time tests on all Debian architectures, such a backport will not
happen.
So I am hereby tagging this bug as "moreinfo" as I would like to have a better
understanding of the reasons behind this bug.
Cheers,
Hi Didier,
I guess, I mixed up a couple of things when creating the bug report for
this issue. Because it is no issue linked to Debian, but only to the
compilation of PySide in general against older versions of Qt.
We use PySide inside a 3D application called Maya which uses in its
version 2011 Qt 4.5.3. We tried to compile PySide under Windows 64bit
against it (and Python 2.6) and encountered a couple of problems that we
resolved like I mention above. If I understood well, the PySide team
won't support the compilation against older versions of Qt, but will try
to add exceptions that are reported by users, to make PySide compile
without issues. Hugo Parente Lima suggested to create a bug report for this.
This bug should be reported in the PySide buglist instead.
Sorry for this misunderstanding.
Greets,
Carlo
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