Phil Hess escreveu:
Yes, Webkit is used too, which drags in many of the other Qt libraries.
This (webkit support) could be provided as a separate package to minimize LCL-Qt requirements
QtGui and QtCore alone do not have any other dependencies on Qt libraries.
Most of win32 Qt applications i know use only those. Earlier, i thought that LCL-Qt/win32 requirement would be similar.
On Mac, the Qt4 frameworks are about 100MB. For Linux this may not be a problem if Qt comes pre-installed and is used by other apps, but it does seem a bit excessive on OS X and Windows.
It's sad. This can be an obstacle to Qt usage outside Linux
Win API is a low-level C interface, but on Mac Cocoa is a high-level GUI framework. So that means high-level LCL wrapping high-level Qt wrapping high-level Cocoa.
Good catch Luiz -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
