Folks:
With regard to compiler support, I would like to make
one small suggestion:
When you settle on the set of "enhanced" features that
compilers must support to allow use with Qt, please design,
as the *VERY FIRST PORTIONS* of the Qt build procedure, a
small series of programs that deliberately test for and
stress those features.
That way, if the build blows up at that early point, the
user will have a good indication that their compiler is
unsupported because the "foo" feature is missing from
their compiler (or that they forget to throw the switch
to turn it on or what-have-you).
And if those very early compilations succeed, then (if
the tests were designed properly) there's a very good
chance that the rest of the Qt build won't fail for
compiler-dependent reasons.
Atlant
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