On Thu, 2008-04-03 at 10:56 -0700, Tom Jennings wrote:
> On Thu, 3 Apr 2008, Albert Santoni wrote:
> 
> > Just committed this one, it indeed does fix the compile on OS X. (I
> > wonder when this broke...?)
> 
> When I bulk-repaired the qDebug() invokations, some of the
> source files didn't include Q[t]Debug. I hand-fixed just enough
> to compile. Since I did so on ubuntu only likely I missed
> something like / #if OSX ... /
> 
> You or Ben or someone pointed out the relationship between
> QDebug.h, QtDebug.h etc.  I have been considering normalizing all
> the source files to contain one instance of QtDebug.h, period.
> I've got code to do such things.

If you #include <QtCore>, then you automatically get all the qDebug
stuff...

> 
> Maybe some of those deprecated Qt function calls would benefit
> from a mechanical solution. I can offer that much.

When we ported from Qt3 to Qt4, we ran this qt3to4 tool that Trolltech
provides and it did a fair amount of replacements, although there's
still lots of stuff it didn't change over (hence the warnings). I don't
know how many more warnings could be eliminated with an automated
script....

I'm about to hop on a plane, so perhaps I'll take a crack at killing off
more warnings when I'm on it. I might also try to write a dummy
EngineBufferScale* class that we can use to temporarily replace
EngineBufferScaleST (the SoundTouch one) to see if it helps us narrow
down the cause of the stability problems.

Thanks again!
Albert


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