QT 5 compile fails with undefined symbols for x86_64 on OS X
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I having an issue compiling QT 5.0, where it eventually errors out due to undefined symbols for x86_64.
Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64:
"_XSetErrorHandler", referenced from:
QGtkStylePrivate::initGtkWidgets() const in qgtkstyle_p.o
"_XSetTransientForHint", referenced from:
QGtkStylePrivate::setupGtkFileChooser(_GtkWidget*, QWidget*, QString const&, QString const&, QString*, QFlagsQFileDialog::Option, bool, QHash<_GtkFileFilter*, QString>*) in qgtkstyle_p.o
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64Anyone see this before?
Compiling previous versions of QT don't have this issue.
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Did not get this particular one. Occasionally, though, symbols not found does happen due to Apple's shamefully outdated tools and qmake's archaic macx-xcode specs.
Several things that might help:
- which version of Mac OS, Xcode do you have?
- change the mkspecs to macx-llvm (in configure, that's -platform macx-llvm, in qmake: -spec macx-xcode)
- force Mac to use g++ as linker (Apple's ln is a bit flawed ere and there)
- pass -no-gtkstyle to configure
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i'm running OS X 10.8.2 and Xcode 4.5.2.
I'd be interested to know how others with this configuration have successfully compiled QT 5.0.
