Am 24.02.21 um 08:47 schrieb Bogdan Vatra via Development:
Hi,
You have some valid complaints, but:
BogDan Vatra via Development wrote:
- the cross build installation is broken, instead to copy the tools from
the QT_HOST_TOOLS folder, it creates some scripts that has hardcoded
paths to QT_HOST_TOOLS which runs the scripts from QT_HOST_TOOLS folder.
Of course this makes the installation unusable on another computer. Even
the "lib/cmake/Qt6/ qt.toolchain.cmake" contains hardcoded paths...
In distribution packaging, that is exactly what we want: in the packaged
cross Qt, use the known paths to our packaged host Qt instead of guessing
them at runtime (and often guessing wrong).
Most of the people out there are using yocto, buildroot to create a nice
SDKs with all the things they need which will share with their collages, of
course having hardcoded paths will break these SDKs. Not even with conan will
not work for the same reason... Only a fraction (I'm one of them) will use
debian for linux cross compiling. For Android cross compiling I believe that
almost nobody is using distribution Qt packages...
If you are using yocto, then you can build Qt in yocto as well. Which
means yocto also creates the host Qt for you in the SDK with the correct
pathes (according to their environment file).
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