Stefan, Thanks for the response.
I have a hard time to conclude the from the link you sent that GCC cannot be used. Also almost all of the links in the appendix C do not work. Can you point me to the specific point in the material? Based on this link (sorry folks outside the SWAN): http://ostest.central.sun.com/wiki/index.php/Package_Delivery_Project#3._Develop_Software It seems that the use of GCC is allowed. If this is not the case, then perhaps we need to update the above. So if a package requires GCC for compilation and making the changes is not trivial to make it compatible with Studio, then that package cannot be ported to OpenSolaris? Regards, Faramarz Stefan Teleman wrote: > > > Faramarz Jalalian wrote: >> Hello, >> >> Would you please review the changes to include Qt 4.4.1 into >> OpenSolaris? You can find the webrev at: >> >> http://cr.opensolaris.org/~jalalian/qt/ >> >> The changes made in order to build Qt for OpenSolaris are: >> >> 1- gcc is selected since the SunStudio CC seems to have issues with >> the C++ features used in Qt. > > Using GCC to deliver C++ libraries in Solaris or Nevada is a non-starter. > > PSARC/2002/348 requires the use of Sun Studio: > > http://opensolaris.org/os/community/arc/caselog/2002/348/opinion-html/ > > The issues of Standard C++ [ ISO/IEC:14882:2003 ] Compliance are > currently being addressed in internal discussions inside Sun. The > resulting conclusion from these discussions will be communicated once > it is finalized. This could happen in the near future. > > In its currently proposed format, this Integration is not appropriate. > > --Stefan >
