Hi Daniel: Thank you for your reply. I will do as you suggested on my Mac (Snow Leopard) installation.
On a similar note, I tried to compile Qt-4.7.0 (same master branch) on a system running RHEL5, and the compilation goes well up to the demos, where for some reason it throws a link error saying that it cannot find "-lQtAssistantClient" (?). It should link, but it doesn't, as though it cannot find that library. I tried several times, but then again, playing around with the bleeding edge has its caveats... At the end, I opted for checking the Qt website, found the 4.7.0-tp tarball, downloaded it, and it compiled and installed as usual. Just now I finished compiling QtCreator 2.0 under that system after installing the stock Qt-4.7.0 from the source tarball. It worked this time :-) Notwithstanding, I will try your suggestion anyway, as having the git repo version makes it easier to keep up to date. Thank you again, Victor Daniel Teske wrote: > On Sunday 14 March 2010 08:12:23 ext Victor Sardina wrote: > >> Fellows: >> >> Today I tried to compile the latest Qt sources (master branch). >> Everything appears to work as usual, except that the installer insists >> on placing several executables under Qt-4.6.1/bin instead of >> Qt-4.7.0/bin. This happens even if you pass "-prefix >> /usr/local/Trolltech/Qt-4.7.0" explicitly. This turns annoying simply >> because the operation might have overwritten several executables >> (including the moc et al.) that I had as my working Qt installation >> prior to the latest compilation. I appear to have succeeded in going >> around it by copying all those executables over to the "Qt-4.7.0/bin" >> directory by hand (creation date check reveals them right away). >> >> This indicates that something needs updating in the configure scripts >> down the chain. That something appears to have slipped through the >> cracks(?). >> >> Although not strictly related to QtCreator, I believe it turns relevant >> if we consider that we need one of the latest Qt installed in order to >> successfully compile QtCreator itself. >> > Try to pull qt and reconfigure. There was a bug a few days ago that will result > in such a behaviour. > > daniel > _______________________________________________ > Qt-creator mailing list > Qt-creator@trolltech.com > http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator >
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