Enrico Forestieri wrote: > > === The following minor problems have been detected by configure. > > === Please check the messages below before running 'make'. > > === (see the section 'Problems' in the INSTALL file) > > > > == The found moc compiler is for Qt 3.3.8 but the Qt library version is > > 4.8.5. > > This warning was added at 4bdeae273345 and simply evidences a problem that > was not detected before. That's simply a warning: if the used moc is too > old, you could get an error at compile time, but it could be Ok if it is > not too old.
Ahh I see so I just bisected commit which warns about the problem which was already there. I will try another attempt later. > > Do I need to pass specific -with-qt-dir with nowadays master or is it still > > possible > > to make autotools work with multiple moc versions? > > If you specify -with-qt-dir, then moc is looked for in qt-bin. If it is > not found there, moc-qt4 and moc (in this order) are looked for in the PATH. > > > (my default qt4 moc is in /usr/bin/moc, older one is in /usr/qt/3/bin/moc, > > let me know if you need more specific output from pkginfo...) > > Most probably, you don't have a moc-qt4 symlink and /usr/qt/3/bin comes > first in the PATH. In this case you have to specify -with-qt-dir. Symlink does not exist, but I just checked that it's qt4 moc which is first inthe PATH. Pavel
