> Subject: [Qt-creator] Can I actually build master with Qt5?
>
> Friends.
>
> I was trying with todays git clone of Qt5 (Qt-5.0.1 release has the same
> error though) but build of QtCreator fails:
>
> Ran qmake as:
> /home/rkrause/src/cpp/qt5/qtbase/bin/qmake QT_PRIVATE_HEADERS= -o Makefile
> ../qt-creat
> or.git/qtcreator.pro
>
>
> Then:
> cd qmleditorwidgets/ && ( test -f Makefile ||
> /home/rkrause/src/cpp/qt5/qtbase/bin/qmake
> /home/rkrause/src/cpp/qt-creator.git/src/libs/qmleditorwidgets/qmleditorwidgets.pro
> QT_PRIVATE_HEADERS= -o Makefile ) && make
-f Makefile
>
> Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: declarative
This means your Qt 5 wasn't compiled QtDeclarative (repository qtquick1), or
that it wasn't properly installed.
Check that you've e.g. a
$HOME/src/cpp/qt5/qtbase/mkspecs/modules-inst/qt_lib_declarative.pri file. If
not, try to rebuild libQtDeclarative by running 'make sub-qtquick1' in your qt
directory.
> Do I need to run a script to convert Qt-4 to Qt-5?
No.
> PS: tried make -i which will build a version but that one fails to run with:
> Failed to load core: Could not find 'Core.pluginspec' in
> /home/rkrause/src/cpp/qt-creator.git.qt-5.0.release
>/lib/qtcreator/plugins,/home/rkrause/.local/share/data///QtProject/qtcreator/plugins/2.6.81
There are some compilation steps that automatically generate/copy the
pluginspec files to the target directory. This fails e.g. if your source
directory is tainted / contains an old build.
Regards
Kai
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