I have an ARM and a MIPS cross-compilation builds. My host machine is a 64-bit x86-64. Configure was run with no flags related to V8.
It told me:
V8 module .............. yes
mkspecs/qconfig.pri's QT_CONFIG contains "v8" but not "v8snapshot".
When I try to compile, it ends in:
make: *** No rule to make target `src_tools_mkv8snapshot-make_default', needed
by `sub-v8-make_default'.
Looking at configure, I see:
case "$CFG_HOST_ARCH,$CFG_ARCH" in
i386,arm)
;;
*) canUseV8Snapshot="no"
;;
esac
That means the V8 snapshot is permitted in cross-compiling only when the host
is 32-bit i386.
How does one build Qt in cross-compilation mode these days?
I'm perfectly happy to stop testing ARM at all...
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