Hello, I've recently discovered Python and PyQt. I'm evaluating Python as a scriptlanguage for embedding into C++ apps, but the script must be able to access/use Qt. (We're currently using C++/Qt (mostly on the windows platform, but cross platform is still a must).
I have downloaded sip-3.0, PyQt 3.0 and Python 2.1.1, and I already have an installation of Qt 3.0 (commercial) on the( Win2K) box. My problem is that I'm not able to compile sip. It seems the *-win32-msvc makefile expect a qt.lib, while in fact qt3.0 make a couple of files (qt-mt300.lib and qtmain.lib). I've tried to include both in the makefile, but the linker complains about not finding QApplication (referenced from moc_pyQt.cpp if memory serves me right). Does anybody have an idea what could be wrong. (Hmm I just got a creeping suspicion: Is it possible to use shared-lib qt = qt-mt300.dll, or must I use static-lib qt??)) BR, Thor Arne Johansen Ibas AS _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.gmd.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
