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Building Qt 5.5.0 enterprise static on Linux, can't find xcb plugin at runtime

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  • SGaistS Offline
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    SGaist
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    That's a naming convention like arm/armel both run on arm but have a different ABI.

    i686 is the P6 generation of Intel's 32bit architecture

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      Alan DuBoff
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      Yeah, but in the docs that is not how they tell you to check for architecture. I can't remember off the top of my head, but the way they show doesn't work for me. What i have above works, at least on Ubuntu 12.04.

      I switched back to an opensource compile rather than commercial as I am not sure I can redistribute the commercial build for developers to use on my current Silver license. I'm waiting for QT to get back to me so I can better understand that.

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        The doc shows an example that makes use of QMAKE_HOST.arch with the win32-g++ scope. Just remove that scope and it should work.

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