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> > Given the presupposition that somebody got a clean build of qt-mac on |
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> > Gentoo-OSX, how difficult would be a basic ebuild? |
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> If you have the steps to get it compiled, creating an ebuild out of it |
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> should be not that hard. Most of the work is in getting the |
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> dependencies right, and making sure that it will work on more than just |
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> your own system. |
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So, to just get this started: I just successfully compiled qt-mac-free-3.3.5 |
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on Mac OSX Tiger. |
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The build uses the standard ./configure && make && make install. |
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Important: you have to define the correct platform, with |
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"./configure -platform macx-g++" |
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The rest seems to be like on qt-x11. |
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According to the docs Qt prefers to be run in an app folder, but I got a |
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console application after specifying the correct DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH. |
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Regards |
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Dirk |
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