Re: qt

2005-12-01 Thread Bruce Dubbs
Bruce Dubbs wrote: I'm working with qt on a fresh lfs-dev system. The latest suitable for KDE is version 3.3.5. I've built about all the dependencies and am trying to get qt validated. My access is via a chroot from an LFS 6.1 system. During the make, I am getting a segfault from

Re: Speed up Qt build using precompiled headers

2005-08-16 Thread Randy McMurchy
Greg Schafer wrote these words on 08/01/05 17:36 CST: It might be worth mentioning that Qt can be built using precompiled headers to speed up the build. PCH became available in GCC-3.4.x. I just did some rough testing on a box here and the savings are substantial: - without PCH

Re: Speed up Qt build using precompiled headers

2005-08-16 Thread Bruce Dubbs
Randy McMurchy wrote: In QT-4.0.0 (I'm ready to update the book, but Bruce has the bug tagged for him to do it, so I'm putting notes in the BZ entry) -pch is the default. Go ahead and reassign the bug to yourself. -- Bruce -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ

Re: Speed up Qt build using precompiled headers

2005-08-16 Thread Randy McMurchy
Bruce Dubbs wrote these words on 08/16/05 14:14 CST: Randy McMurchy wrote: In QT-4.0.0 (I'm ready to update the book, but Bruce has the bug tagged for him to do it, so I'm putting notes in the BZ entry) -pch is the default. Go ahead and reassign the bug to yourself. Hey there's no rush

Re: Speed up Qt build using precompiled headers

2005-08-16 Thread Bruce Dubbs
Randy McMurchy wrote: Bruce Dubbs wrote these words on 08/16/05 14:14 CST: Hey there's no rush, Bruce. If you want it, take your time and do it. I didn't mean to come off as I *wanted* to do it, just mentioning that I have installed it and have all the details. I updated BZ with what I