Hey guys!

To clear up some resources in our CI system we're moving to the following build process:

- Build Qt on the latest OS X with the latest Xcode against the latest SDK available. - Test that build by running the auto-tests on each of the supported deployment targets, down to the minimum deployment target we support (which for the time being is 10.7).

This means that we can save build time by not building Qt on those lower OS X versions, just running the tests there. It also means we can start removing SDK ifdefs in our code, since Qt should always be built against the latest available SDK.

This is the approach recommended by Apple, and the one we've been applying to the iOS port in the past.

Does anyone see any issues with this going forward?

Tor Arne
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