Abdelrazak Younes wrote: > Peter Kümmel wrote: >> Abdelrazak Younes wrote: >> This never happens when I've compiled Qt, but you have the new version. > > Yes but I don't think it is related to Qt... Since my system has been > "upgraded" to XP SP2 I have noticed that some process just stop using > the CPU. This just happened to me right now with a Scons compil, in this > case I just break the process and start again, then everything is fine. > If I start again the compilation will it insist on rebuilding everything? >
You could change to the src folder and call there nmake, then only the libraries are build, not all the other stuff. >> Seems it compiles ActiveQt lib, I think the important libraries are >> already build: >> /lib/QtCored4.lib >> /lib/QtGuid4.lib >> /lib/qtmain.lib >> /lib/Qt3Supportd4.lib > > We only require QtCore4 and QtGui4. We got rid of Qt3Support4 some time > ago :-) > Cool, before some days I must define QT3_SUPPORT. >> so you could break the build process. > > I have done that... Here I have the path to qmake in my PATH variable, but you could also set QTDIR, then cmake should find your Qt files. Peter
