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Is there a way to tell which commands were used to build Qt?

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    Alex-sw30
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    I have a set of Qt libraries that were constructed using an unknown configure command. Is there any way to use the existing libraries to deduce which command options were used when running configure? For instance, I can see by one of the configuration files that xkbcommon was disabled somehow, however using the command -no-xkbcommon fails when performing ./configure.

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      Hi,

      If memory serves well, you can find the information in the qtqa repository.

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        Hi,

        If memory serves well, you can find the information in the qtqa repository.

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        @SGaist there is a repository which contains the configure options used on a persons' system?

        What I am asking is, given a compilation of Qt, and let's say here that it is a cross compilation for instance, can you deduce the options used to configure the Qt compile (e.g., -skip qt3d, -xplatform hello_arm, etc...)?

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          I don't think you can.

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            I don't think you can.

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            @SGaist Interesting. That would likely be super helpful

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              @SGaist there is a repository which contains the configure options used on a persons' system?

              What I am asking is, given a compilation of Qt, and let's say here that it is a cross compilation for instance, can you deduce the options used to configure the Qt compile (e.g., -skip qt3d, -xplatform hello_arm, etc...)?

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              @Alex-sw30 if you have access to the config.log

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