Qt 5 build on Mac fails...
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On 10.10 with latest Xcode, I've used this on a few machines:
export PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
./configure -debug-and-release -nomake examples -sdk macosx10.9
make
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Hi,
we use a script to build Qt with more flags. We buid using C++11
-c++11.
What is the output ofxcodebuild -showsdks??Can you post the output of
configure??@mcosta said:
We buid using C++11 -c++11
This is the default for Qt5.4.1 anyway, so it doesn't change anything to add it.
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There's no problem running configure or make. I build it in a local directory, and find all the subdirectories are built e.g.
Keiths-MBP-2:qt-everywhere-enterprise-src-5.4.1 keith$ cd qtbase
Keiths-MBP-2:qtbase keith$ ls
INSTALL configure.bat header.LGPL-ONLY qmake
Makefile dist header.LGPL21 qtbase.pro
bin doc header.LGPL3 src
config.status examples include sync.profile
config.summary header.BSD lib tests
config.tests header.FDL mkspecs tools
configure header.LGPL plugins utiland e.g in the lib directory I find what I'd expect:
Keiths-MBP-2:qtbase keith$ ls lib
QtConcurrent.framework QtWidgets.la
QtConcurrent.la QtWidgets_debug.la
QtConcurrent_debug.la QtXml.framework
QtCore.framework QtXml.la
QtCore.la QtXml_debug.la
QtCore_debug.la README
QtDBus.framework cmake
QtDBus.la fonts
QtDBus_debug.la libQt5Bootstrap.a
QtGui.framework libQt5Bootstrap.la
QtGui.la libQt5Bootstrap.prl
QtGui_debug.la libQt5OpenGLExtensions.a
QtNetwork.framework libQt5OpenGLExtensions.la
QtNetwork.la libQt5OpenGLExtensions.prl
QtNetwork_debug.la libQt5OpenGLExtensions_debug.a
QtOpenGL.framework libQt5OpenGLExtensions_debug.la
QtOpenGL.la libQt5OpenGLExtensions_debug.prl
QtOpenGL_debug.la libQt5PlatformSupport.a
QtPrintSupport.framework libQt5PlatformSupport.la
QtPrintSupport.la libQt5PlatformSupport.prl
QtPrintSupport_debug.la libQt5PlatformSupport_debug.a
QtSql.framework libQt5PlatformSupport_debug.la
QtSql.la libQt5PlatformSupport_debug.prl
QtSql_debug.la libqtharfbuzzng.a
QtTest.framework libqtharfbuzzng.prl
QtTest.la libqtharfbuzzng_debug.a
QtTest_debug.la libqtharfbuzzng_debug.prl
QtWidgets.framework pkgconfigbut when I do a 'sudo make install' it installs some files in /usr/local/Qt-5.4.1, but unlike linux, in the 'include' directory I just see:
Keiths-MBP-2:Qt-5.4.1 keith$ ls include/
QtOpenGLExtensions QtPlatformHeaders QtPlatformSupport QtUiToolsand not all the others I's expect like QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets etc.
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Well as a workaround I added this to my .pro file:
INCLUDEPATH += $(QTDIR)/lib/QtSvg.framework/headers
INCLUDEPATH += $(QTDIR)/lib/QtCore.framework/headers
INCLUDEPATH += $(QTDIR)/lib/QtGui.framework/headers
INCLUDEPATH += $(QTDIR)/lib/QtOpenGL.framework/headers
INCLUDEPATH += $(QTDIR)/lib/QtWidgets.framework/headersWhy there is a different include path to that on Linux builds though I do not understand...
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Yes I use the enterprise version. I guess thing s might be differently implemented on the Mac, but this was not the case on Qt 4.x. It seems like once again, Qt have forced users to spend a a lot of time and effort going to a new version, just like Qt 3 to 4.
I have been using Qt since 2.3.0 in 2001 and all I can say its been going downhill rapidly ever since Nokia bought it (and then sold it a Micro$hit) didn't like it...
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Hi,
sorry you still having issues to install Qt but honestly I think there's something special in you build machine (a lot of people use/build Qt without problems).
BTW, you have an enterprise version so I suggest to contact directly the Official Support team (is included in enterprise solution)
I hope they can help you to solve the issue better then us.Please let us know if and how they solve your problem
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Well the Qt support folks claim that you don't need to include these files in a .pro at all. But if I try that, compilation fails with stuff like 'can't find <QApplication>
ANyhow I have a workaround, which is fine.
I also find qmake does not like QT += svg in Qt 5.4.1. It used to work in 4.8.6. Odd.
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Hi,
From what you posted, it seems that you only built qtbase so you don't have all the modules built. If you need svg then you should first build that module.
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No, I built the whole thing.... even the docs... and did a make install.
I suspect the issue is that I did not include all the QT += <package> stuff in some of the headers. When I get around to it I'll change that and see if it fixes it. Basically in Qt 4.8.6 there was a /usr/local/Qt-4.8.6/include directory that contained all the appropriate subdirectories; in Qt 5.x they have changed this so the headers are now in /usr/local/Qt-5.4.1/lib/<framework>/headers.
