Hi Dirk, > On 5. Dec 2025, at 00:18, Dirk Hohndel <[email protected]> wrote: > > Essentially what Thiago is saying is that make will by default always look in > the path where Homebrew drops their Qt.
That part I got. He was suggesting setting variables/using options on commands as a remedy that didn't translate directly into something I know how to do. > So you have to uninstall the Homebrew Qt build before this will work. That is an option. Unfortunately, Qt is also a dependency for other programs that I have installed via homebrew. But ... > > Obviously (I can explain to anyone to who, this isn't obvious) we don't want > to build our binaries with Homebrew. But I guess to make it easier for people > who approach their computer with "but everyone does it that way" I guess I > need to figure out how to make Subsurfacec build on a Mac using the Homebrew > parts because this is just too painful for words. > > Dang. I was actually trying to make some progress instead of spending yet > more time on build infra stuff... > ... if it is just me, don't waste any further time on this! I have a build using the homebrew supplied Qt whose only flaw is that it doesn't have the map. I can totally live without that. In any near future, I am not going to work on the map, so I don't care. If I want a map, I can still use the binaries from github or use my Linux computer. I am totally happy with that situation. And if I really wanted, I could always brew uninstall qt@6. Thanks for your help, I can build again. That is really all I wanted. Have a great weekend Robert
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