On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 4:34 PM, Laszlo Gombos wrote:
> Qt port of WebKit trunk can only be built with Qt v5, which has a hard
> dependency on ICU. Older version of Qt and WebKit (v4.8) had an option to
> build with or without ICU. See [1] an [2] for more background information.
Given that Qt now
Hi Mark,
>> I think some Qt port's platform doesn't use ICU either so you might want
to coordinate with their maintainer to do this. In fact, WTF had an
abstraction layer around ICU to do this the last time I checked.
Qt port of WebKit trunk can only be built with Qt v5, which has a hard
depende
Sorry for the duplicate message.
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On Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 12:15 PM, Salisbury, Mark wrote:
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> What would people think about including specific ICU data tables in WTF in
> order to provide a lightweight (but functional) unicode implementation?
>
I don't think we want to do that. Maintaining such a table will be a
nightmare for us.
Thanks Glenn for the feedback. I rather like how Torch Mobile slimmed it down
back in '09 for porting to WinCE, but if the primary concern is architectural
purity / long term maintainability -- that argument makes sense and I can see
why we don't want to muddy WTF with it.
At the same time, IC
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