On Sunday, 1 de January de 2012 19.55.27, simon.hausm...@nokia.com wrote:
> Snapshots should IIRC be disabled in all configs except host = target and
> 32-bit host to 32-bit arm (in which case mksnapshot builds the arm
> simulator to create the heap snapshot).
> Disabled snapshots means startup pe
Snapshots should IIRC be disabled in all configs except host = target and
32-bit host to 32-bit arm (in which case mksnapshot builds the arm simulator to
create the heap snapshot).
Disabled snapshots means startup penalty for v8, but no functional regression.
Simon
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Hi,
On 01/01/2012 03:19 PM, Thiago Macieira wrote:
> On Sunday, 1 de January de 2012 14.41.26, Sergio Ahumada Navea wrote:
>>> The question still stands though: doesn't anyone try to cross-compile Qt
>>> for ARM these days?
>>
>> The CI system is testing ARM, but I guess it falls into the i386 cat
On Sunday, 1 de January de 2012 14.41.26, Sergio Ahumada Navea wrote:
> > The question still stands though: doesn't anyone try to cross-compile Qt
> > for ARM these days?
>
> The CI system is testing ARM, but I guess it falls into the i386 category.
That might be. I was wondering if no developer i
Hi,
On 01/01/2012 12:35 AM, Thiago Macieira wrote:
> On Friday, 30 de December de 2011 12.35.44, Thiago Macieira wrote:
>> I have an ARM and a MIPS cross-compilation builds. My host machine is a
>> 64-bit x86-64. Configure was run with no flags related to V8.
>>
>> It told me:
>> V8 module ...
On Friday, 30 de December de 2011 12.35.44, Thiago Macieira wrote:
> I have an ARM and a MIPS cross-compilation builds. My host machine is a
> 64-bit x86-64. Configure was run with no flags related to V8.
>
> It told me:
> V8 module .. yes
>
> mkspecs/qconfig.pri's QT_CONFIG contains
I have an ARM and a MIPS cross-compilation builds. My host machine is a 64-bit
x86-64. Configure was run with no flags related to V8.
It told me:
V8 module .. yes
mkspecs/qconfig.pri's QT_CONFIG contains "v8" but not "v8snapshot".
When I try to compile, it ends in:
make: *** No rule