Sadly, the compilation just fails (from the configure step) if I don't specify such target architecture with an error related to OpenGL (it cannot found some libs). However, I will give it another try without specifying the platform and post the output here if fails again. Thanks for reply.
El mar., 14 may. 2019 a las 17:39, Allan Sandfeld Jensen (<[email protected]>) escribió: > On Dienstag, 14. Mai 2019 20:52:31 CEST Carlos Enrique Pérez Sánchez wrote: > > *Conclusions:* > > Building Qt on Windows *is clearly documented* and *works as expected*. > > Building Qt for Linux *is not clearly documented*, for example, most > users > > fail to compile Qt for Linux because they not specify the target mkspec > > platform (which is no needed under Windows). That should be documented. > > Also, there are too much dependences in the resulting static executable. > > You don't need to specify a platform on Linux either, and I would > recommend > against it. The default is linux-g++ and that works by using the default > g++ > and default architecture. linux-g++-64 is for building 64bit apps on old > distros where 64bit is not the default or for some other reason still uses > lib64 dirs but they aren't in the default library search path. On neon > being > Debian based using linux-g++-64 is just wrong, they never had lib64 dirs. > > Best regards > 'Allan > > >
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