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Hi Matt, |
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it is actually possible. Only problem would be Qt3Support on x64-macos |
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-- that doesn't work, but for x86-macos all parts of qt compile against |
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cocoa. Anyway, afaik you *need* Leopard to use Qt with Cocoa: |
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"Support for versions of Mac OS X below 10.5: We are using methods and |
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classes that are only available in 10.5 and higher. Most of these |
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functions don’t have any equivalent on earlier versions. We recommend |
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using the Carbon version for earlier versions of Mac OS X. We anticipate |
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keeping the Carbon port supported at least for the lifetime of 4.5." [1] |
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If you still want to try stuff, you'll prolly need my eclasses/ebuilds |
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from here [2] -- grobian kindly added it to prefix layman. |
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For building Qt on Tiger you'll have to use the Carbon API. This should |
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be available with stock prefix portage eclasses/ebuilds, since grobian |
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did build those packages on his machine iirc. Then you just need to |
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issue `emerge qt-gui` (or any package depending on that one). |
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Kind regards, |
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Heiko. |
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[1] |
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http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2008/03/03/qtmac-cocoa-port-alpha-released/ |
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[2] http://repo.or.cz/w/heikos-i-prolly-break-your-prefix-overlay.git |
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mattmatteh@×××.com wrote: |
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> I was attempting to install qt without x11, is this possible? I looked |
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> at the ebuild and doesnt look easy since its using qt4-build eclass. |
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> matt |
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