Hello,
why does configure.py use an existing feature file, *by default*, if it
finds one? The usual behaviour of configure scripts is to recheck the status
of the whole system each time they're invoked. After a recompilation of Qt,
I'd expect configure -c make make install to be sufficient.
Phil Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
why does configure.py use an existing feature file, *by default*, if it
finds one? The usual behaviour of configure scripts is to recheck the
status
of the whole system each time they're invoked. After a recompilation of
Qt,
I'd expect configure -c
