Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
As QtGui will be brought by the frontend, it will not hurt at all now.
But does it hurt the non-gui programs in terms of start-up time on
some platforms?
But, longer term, when/if we create a support dll, this dll should
link with QtCore only.
Does a support dll have to link against something,
Yes (at least on Windows), and in this case: QtCore, libzip and
boost::iostream I guess. A dll is an independant entity on his own, just
like an executable.
or is it enough to
link the main program against everything needed?
Suppose that the main program didn't use QtCore; then there would be no
need to link against it. The dependency would be entirely handled by
support.dll.
Abdel.
