Re: [Rosegarden-user] Would like a command line for compiling Qt

[Guillaume L. <gla...@te...>]

On Tuesday 03 December 2002 18:12, Mark Knecht wrote:

>    I'm going to download a new version of Qt, which I guess I need to
> compile to get past some of these RG compile problems, or at least to see
> if this is really the cause.

This doesn't make sense. There must be a valid package for your distrib, yo=
u=20
don't have to recompile Qt yourself. How did you install it the first time ?

 Since this compile takes a couple of hours, or
> did when I compiled Qt for Muse, can someone give me a good strategy to g=
et
> it done right the first time? I looked at INSTALL, README and the FAQ on
> the Rosegarden site but didn't find anything specific yet.

Because it's not our role to document Qt, which is very well documented=20
itself. Moreover we use Qt as part of KDE, which itself recommends some=20
options for Qt compiling, so it doesn't make any sense for us to say anythi=
ng=20
about how to compile Qt.

> which then caused a great outbreak of discussions and disagreements about
> what to do. (I think with the -no-g++-exceptions one) I believe that all I
> actually ended up using was:
>
> ./configure -thread --with-jack

'--with-jack' ?? :-)

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				Guillaume
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