Recompiled shared libraries of qwt and qscintiall WITHOUT dependencies on runtime QT libraries
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I have project in which I have to recompile the qwt and qscintiall libraries without dependencies on on runtime of QT . Could you let me know how to do that
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I have project in which I have to recompile the qwt and qscintiall libraries without dependencies on on runtime of QT . Could you let me know how to do that
What do you mean with that?
QWT is based on Qt. Therefore, you will always have dependencies. Guess the same for QScintilla.
For QWT you would have to rewrite all Qt routines in order to be independent.
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is it possible to link Qt static libraries like QtCore.a and QtGui.a to qwt.so also with qscintilla.so
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is it possible to link Qt static libraries like QtCore.a and QtGui.a to qwt.so also with qscintilla.so
That is more a technical compiler/linker issue than directly a Qt questions.
Goggle provides this As far as I have read it seems possible, but I consider it as odd. Typically somebody would like to do all as static linkage. However, if you create dynamic libs for qwt and qscintilla anyway, the usual way gives you basically only some more dynamic libs.One thing you might have to check are the consequences on the license issues.
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is it possible to link libQtCore.a and linQtGui.a when recompiling shared libraries libqwt.so and libqscintilla.so
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is it possible to link libQtCore.a and linQtGui.a when recompiling shared libraries libqwt.so and libqscintilla.so
@Qt-Enthusiast
It's possible in theory, but don't even try it; you'll be entering a world of hurt. It's going to be a complete and utter mess and I certainly won't be the one to give you enough rope to hang yourself.
