>>>>> "Trenton" == Trenton Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Trenton> Yes, the path to the headers. In the binary package, they are
Trenton> only stored _inside_ the frameworks. So I would need a path
Trenton> similar to -I/ Library/Frameworks/QtCore.framework/Headers
Trenton> -I/Library/Frameworks/ QtGui.framework/Headers. Setting the
Trenton> qt4 dir probably doesn't help. If I was using the source
Trenton> package which by defaults installs into /
Trenton> usr/local/Trolltech/... and that would work fine.

And does passing the -frameworks arguments solve this problem?

>>  What is not really working yet (I think) is using the correct
>> -framework flags for OS X. Is that what you meant?

Trenton> Well, yeah, that didn't work either, and it insisted on
Trenton> linking against X11 (since I have those libraries). 

This does not happen when configuring with --without-x.

Trenton> I don't mind changing the link line in a beta (heck I did it
Trenton> on my FreeBSD box all the time back in the day). I expect
Trenton> that will get fixed though.

The INSTALL.MacOSX file is supposed to cover everything that is useful.

Trenton> I will try to check out the performance issue sometime next
Trenton> week as I am away for the weekend and report back.

Something I would be interesting in is translation. Is it true that we
need to provide weird xml files for each language to make sure that Qt
tr() methods work on the mac?
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.2/mac-differences.html#translating-the-application-menu-and-native-dialogs

This looks a bit more complicated that I would have hoped (and the
fact that it proposes 'no' for norwegian instead of 'nb' worries me).

JMarc

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