Re: [qmc2-devel] New QT 4.8 paths cause MacOS build issues

[Robert H. <rh...@bi...>]

R. Reucher schrieb:

> I found out that qmake from Nokia binary version some works differently than
> my self-compiled version.
>
> This is with Nokia's qmake:
>
> dhcp86:qmc2 rene$ make configure
> Configuring build of QMC2 v0.36
> qmake -makefile -o Makefile.qmake  VERSION=0.36 QMC2_MINGW=0 TARGET=qmc2-
> sdlmame CONFIG+=warn_off CONFIG+=release  QT+=opengl QT+=phonon
> 'DEFINES+=QMC2_VERSION=0.36 QMC2_SVN_REV=3817 BUILD_OS_NAME=Darwin
> BUILD_OS_RELEASE=10.8.0 BUILD_MACHINE=i386 PREFIX=/usr/local
> DATADIR="/Library/Application:Support"
> SYSCONFDIR="/Library/Application:Support" QMC2_JOYSTICK=1 QMC2_OPENGL=0
> QMC2_ARCADE_OPENGL=1 QMC2_PHONON=1 QMC2_FADER_SPEED=500 QMC2_XWININFO=xwininfo
> QMC2_SDLMAME QMC2_MAC_UNIVERSAL=0 QMC2_VARIANT_LAUNCHER
> QMC2_BROWSER_PLUGINS_ENABLED QMC2_BROWSER_JAVA_ENABLED
> QMC2_BROWSER_JAVASCRIPT_ENABLED QMC2_WC_COMPRESSION_ENABLED
> QMC2_YOUTUBE_ENABLED QMC2_ALTERNATE_FSM' qmc2.pro
>
> dhcp86:qmc2 rene$ ls -al Makefile*
> -rw-r--r--  1 rene  staff  48843 May  7 21:43 Makefile
>
> Makefile.qmake.xcodeproj:
> total 272
> drwxr-xr-x    5 rene  staff     170 May 10 22:33 .
> drwxr-xr-x  143 rene  staff    4862 May 10 22:33 ..
> -rw-r--r--    1 rene  staff  106282 May 10 22:33 project.pbxproj
> -rw-r--r--    1 rene  staff    6555 May 10 22:33 qt_makeqmake.mak
> -rw-r--r--    1 rene  staff   21974 May 10 22:33 qt_preprocess.mak
That is exactly what I also geht with my macbook (OSX 10.7.4)

> As you can see, it creates the 'Makefile.qmake.xcodeproj' folder which it
> isn't supposed to do...
Yes, I also have "only" the Makefile and not the Makefile.qmake

> My version, however, does it correctly:
>
> dhcp86:qmc2 rene$ rm -r Makefile.qmake.xcodeproj/
>
> dhcp86:qmc2 rene$ export PATH=/usr/local/Trolltech/Qt-4.8.1/bin:$PATH
>
> dhcp86:qmc2 rene$ make configure
> Configuring build of QMC2 v0.36
> qmake -makefile -o Makefile.qmake  VERSION=0.36 QMC2_MINGW=0 TARGET=qmc2-
> sdlmame CONFIG+=warn_off CONFIG+=release  QT+=opengl QT+=phonon
> 'DEFINES+=QMC2_VERSION=0.36 QMC2_SVN_REV=3817 BUILD_OS_NAME=Darwin
> BUILD_OS_RELEASE=10.8.0 BUILD_MACHINE=i386 PREFIX=/usr/local
> DATADIR="/Library/Application:Support"
> SYSCONFDIR="/Library/Application:Support" QMC2_JOYSTICK=1 QMC2_OPENGL=0
> QMC2_ARCADE_OPENGL=1 QMC2_PHONON=1 QMC2_FADER_SPEED=500 QMC2_XWININFO=xwininfo
> QMC2_SDLMAME QMC2_MAC_UNIVERSAL=0 QMC2_VARIANT_LAUNCHER
> QMC2_BROWSER_PLUGINS_ENABLED QMC2_BROWSER_JAVA_ENABLED
> QMC2_BROWSER_JAVASCRIPT_ENABLED QMC2_WC_COMPRESSION_ENABLED
> QMC2_YOUTUBE_ENABLED QMC2_ALTERNATE_FSM' qmc2.pro
>
> dhcp86:qmc2 rene$ ls -al Makefile*
> -rw-r--r--  1 rene  staff  48843 May  7 21:43 Makefile
> -rw-r--r--  1 rene  staff  74470 May 10 22:34 Makefile.qmake
Ok, that's the goal. ;-)

> So that's the actual reason why it works for me and not for you!
>
> This is how I configured Qt when I compiled it myself:
>
> ./configure -fast -opensource -release -cocoa -phonon -nomake examples -nomake
> demos
>
> Nothing special, to be honest, but somehow Nokia's binary still forces you to
> use XCode(build), mine doesn't. Confusing!
>
> So I guess that building Qt from source is the only way to get that going...
I will give them a try tonight to find out if it works for me.

Thanks for the (possible) solution. ;-)

Regards,
Robert