if exist "%HB_DIR_QT%\lib\libQtCore4.a" copy /b /y
"%HB_DIR_QT%\lib\libQtCore4.a" "%HB_LIB_INSTALL%
\libQtCore4.a"
if exist "%HB_DIR_QT%\lib\libQtGui4.a" copy /b /y
"%HB_DIR_QT%\lib\libQtGui4.a" "%HB_LIB_INSTALL%
\libQtGui4.a"
if exist "%HB_DIR_QT%\lib\libQtNetwork4.a" copy /b /y
"%HB_DIR_QT%\lib\libQtNetwork4.a" "%HB_LIB_INSTALL%
\libQtNetwork4.a"
if exist "%HB_DIR_QT%\lib\libQtWebKit4.a" copy /b /y
"%HB_DIR_QT%\lib\libQtWebKit4.a" "%HB_LIB_INSTALL%
\libQtWebKit4.a"
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And to MSVC or BCC what is needed ?
For MSVC there is no way to create libs from
dlls. In this case the only choice is to build
MSVC QT libs from source.
Same applies for BCC, but in this case I didn't
try to build it manually, but I wouldn't be
terribly surprised if it didn't work.
Better would be to forget BCC for any serious jobs.
Maybe tutor for making HBQT libs step by step.
Making HBQT is quite straightforward and
covered in INSTALL. If you mean QT, it's not
Harbour's job to document it, but you'll find
great step by step guide on QT website. Someone
even posted a link, it's somewhere in the archives.
Maybe someone has it at hand to repost it.
Brgds,
Viktor
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