Qt 5.2.1 fails to build on OS X
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Any reason you want '-no-framework' ? I built it on many different machines with similar config, except for that one.
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I've changed my configure options to
configure -opensource -debug-and-release -nomake examples -nomake tests -skip qtwebkit-examples -no-framework -confirm-license
but still no luck. I can't skip qtwebkit as I need webkit. As for the no-framework: it has a reason but I can't remember what it was and removing that option doesn't make a difference; the error still occurs.
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[quote author="steno" date="1392824203"]Are you running just make or make -j(some number)?[/quote]
I've tried both "make -j9" and simply "make" with no difference.
Is there some way to raise the verbosity of the build process? (I tried "make -d" but that generates output for debugging make)
Or another way to pinpoint the source of the problem?For info: Qt 4.8.4 is installed (built from source and then installed using "make install") in /usr/local/Trolltech/Qt-4.8.4 but that shouldn't make a difference.
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All I can think of is that you have non standard tools in your PATH (macports, fink, etc) or you are not building from a clean source tree (and make confclean does not give you a clean source tree, delete and extract the tar.gz again).
Like I said, I've build Qt5.2.1, with latest OS and latest Xcode many times.
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[quote author="sandy.martel" date="1392893567"]All I can think of is that you have non standard tools in your PATH (macports, fink, etc) or you are not building from a clean source tree (and make confclean does not give you a clean source tree, delete and extract the tar.gz again).
Like I said, I've build Qt5.2.1, with latest OS and latest Xcode many times.[/quote]
I've deleted my entire source tree several times already, so that can't be the cause.
I don't remember installing either fink or macports. How do I check if one of those is installed? Btw wouldn't that generate problems when building other code as well?