Is there a way to tell which commands were used to build Qt?
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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 runningconfigure
? For instance, I can see by one of the configuration files thatxkbcommon
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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@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...)? -
I don't think you can.
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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...)?