Errors when building QT 4.7.3 from source
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[quote author="Hedge" date="1303341741"]ucomesdag:
That helped but there are still 3 or 4 errors:
[/quote]Did you run mingw32-make clean before retrying?
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It just shows the following error when I try a clean
@C:\QtSDK\QtSources\4.7.3>mingw32-make clean
mingw32-make: *** No rule to make target `clean'. Stop.@ -
Bump!
Can anyone help me with the problem mentioned in the post above? -
Try it from the regular source package.
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Did you try running configure without arguments and then build?
Here it builds fine with the QtSources 4.7.3 on windows 7 as I mentioned the only hick-up I had was that it needed perl. Btw the regular sources also seem to need perl for syncqt.
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[quote author="ucomesdag" date="1303596988"]Btw the regular sources also seem to need perl for syncqt.[/quote]
syncqt is not needed for regular sources. I used to compile Qt myself on windows for years, I had no problems ever.
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[quote author="Volker" date="1303818302"]
[quote author="ucomesdag" date="1303596988"]Btw the regular sources also seem to need perl for syncqt.[/quote]syncqt is not needed for regular sources. I used to compile Qt myself on windows for years, I had no problems ever.[/quote]
Same here, but because of the issue with the QtSources that come with the SDK I downloaded the regular sources cause I did'nt want to install perl, if I could have lived without it why install it now, and I had exactly the same issue it needed perl. -
syncqt is only needed if the source tree is different from the build tree (according to the configure shell script). I never needed perl on my Windows box when I compiled Qt mysql for a couple of years (always using the regular sources of the framework, no SDK; using MSVS). What are your configure options?
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[quote author="Volker" date="1304013778"]syncqt is only needed if the source tree is different from the build tree (according to the configure shell script). I never needed perl on my Windows box when I compiled Qt mysql for a couple of years (always using the regular sources of the framework, no SDK; using MSVS). What are your configure options?[/quote]
None as I always used when compiling from source. -
Seems, I need to give it a try myself. I'll report soon.
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[quote author="Volker" date="1304028718"]Seems, I need to give it a try myself. I'll report soon.[/quote]Please do so, would like to know if it's me that has it all wrong or not! :-)
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I just ran two configure sessions for Qt 4.7.3, and all went without any problems.
Setup:
- Installed Qt Creator 2.2.0
- downloaded qt-everywhere-commercial-src-4.7.3.tar.gz (the open source should be fairly identical, except of licensing files)
- extract the archive
- cd into the extracted directory
- ran .\configure.exe in Visual Studio 2008 command prompt
- opened cmd.exe, put C:\Qt\qtcreator-2.2.0\mingw\bin into PATH and ran .\configure.exe -platform win32-g++ -qconfig minimal
No hassles with missing perl (it is not installed!) in both cases, no call of syncqt.