Hi,

Am Samstag, 19. November 2005 19:16 schrieb David Reiser:
> I'm guessing that OS X 10.4.x also broke some response to a Qt query
> about where a library is located.
>
> > Then you should delete that whole
> > part except for the "-lz" in the file src/frontends/qbanking/
> > libqbanking.la.
> > It should then end in
> >
> >   -L/Developer/qt/lib  /Developer/qt/lib/libqt-mt.la  -z '
> >
> > Simply edit that file in a text editor, save it, and then run
> > "make" in
> > aqbanking again.
>
> That doesn't solve the problem. Interestingly, libqt-mt.la contains
> the line:
>
> dependency_libs=' -framework Carbon
> -framework QuickTime -lz
> -framework OpenGL
> -framework AGL '
>
> So at least we know where the weird entry comes from. Maybe I should
> try a fink install of Qt3.

and if you modify the libqbanking.la so that it ends in 

  -L/Developer/qt/lib -lqt-mt -lz

so that it hopefully ignores the libqt-mt.la file?

Other than that I don't have any idea right now. The CVS of aqbanking 
(gwen-1-branch) now has a small test program at each libqbanking, 
libaqbanking, libcbanking, so that those linker errors are detected right at 
the first library with that problems.

Christian


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