> Actually, it might differ considerably. Those 3 Qt have completely different > requirements.
I would opt for a feature complete Qt with highly modularized packages. An application will only install the runtime modules needed. It should fulfill these requirements. > The one used by Qt Creator is a minimal version, with exactly the features of > Qt that Qt Creator uses. > It won't include Qt modules or plugins that aren't used (for example, the > bearer management backends). As I understand, you build a Qt minimal version only for Qt Creator ? Qt Creator needs Qt Core, Gui, Network, Help, SQL and the sqlite plugin. How the Qt minimal version differ ? > The desktop/simulator Qt is a native build for the platform at hand. > The Linux version might be similar to the MeeGo version, The only problem I see there is Qt Simulator. It's only provided by the Qt SDK, there's a gitorious project but no official release anywhere. > but Windows and Mac will definitely not be. > In fact, the Mac SDK builds require scripts to move the frameworks > to places outside $PREFIX that aren't part of the Qt build itself. I didn't know much about for these platforms and anyway won't be built on OBS/spec file. _______________________________________________ MeeGo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-dev
