Hi, On 04/18/2013 07:05 PM, Jan Kundrát wrote: > Hi, I'm trying to build the stable branch of Qt5 on a Gentoo Linux machine. > It looks like the following modules do not define a MODULE_VERSION (as > determined by grep -- I've got a real failure with qt3d and qtsystems and > gave up after that): > > qlalr > qtconnectivity > qtfeedback > qtlocation > qtpim > qt3d > qtqa > qtsystems > qtwayland > > According to qt5.git's 66ed87fc6792a285430e88d8a9de496a532df8d8, some of > these modules are apparently not supposed to be used, but are included > nonetheless. The commit message says that "it does not affect the casual > developer or the CI system, as init-repository will not clone these modules". > Well, I have been tracking the "release" branch for some time and changed to > "stable" recently. I did so via `git checkout stable` in the top-level > directory and running the `git submodule sync` followed by `git submodule > update --recursive`, as suggested on the project wiki. > > The wiki also talks about the qt5_tool which I might use. However, it does > not say that using just git and running a fresh build is known to be broken. > Am I supposed to use the qt5_tool for building? Am I doing something wrong > here, or shall these repositories be fixed? Is it right that the qt5.git > includes them? What is the "best" command to get a preview of the upcoming > 5.1 release at this time? > > Cheers, > Jan >
If you don't need those modules you can just remove them. If you do "./init-repository -f" only the modules part of the Qt 5.1 release will be cloned. All others should stay empty. Cheers, -- Sergio Ahumada [email protected] _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
