On Friday 06 February 2004 09:26 am, Jose' Matos wrote: > On Friday 06 February 2004 13:59, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > I wonder how far the cygwin-based qt3/win32 port that is developed > > here > > http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net/qt3-win32/ > > could go when compiling LyX... Actually, I am not sure whether only > > windows painting work, or the whole demos are functional. > > I don't know if that is relevant here, but I saw yesterday the > announcement for qt 3.3 where it said that the compilation with g++ on > mingw was supported (probably in the free licence). > > "GNU gcc is supported on Windows using MinGW."
That's only for commerical Qt, obviously. Note that I'm currently working on getting a whole crosscompilation setup working with Qt enterprise 3.3.0 for windows, so I'll be making some rpms with distributable stuff (like updated crossmingw32) and will be willing to compile stuff for anybody who's asking. It seems that with some tweaks to qmake, mkspecs and copying the configure stuff over from qt/x11 I can get qt to link and produce dll, and there are really no warnings!! Since that is all under gcc 3.2.3, it should compile LyX and boost all right. bcc55 won't compile stuff like QMap<foo, QMap <foo2, foo3> >, same goes for std::map -- it has problems with instantiating iterators of nested template classes. I don't know about bc6, but the one they distribute with Qt book is crap too - they forgot to include make.exe. Bummer. That's why I'm setting up cross-compilation. I can't even use the Qt/Win myself right now -- I've hit the compiler limits and don't want to workaround :( Kuba
