Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
> Angus> Just for information, the attached script allows me to build a
> Angus> cross-compiled LyX/Win 1.3.x, although at the moment I mush use
> Angus> the natively compiled qt3.dll if the executable is to actually
> Angus> run. Still working on that one.
>
> Two small remarks:
>
> QTDIR=/home/angus/mingw-xcompile/qt3
> FRONTEND_FLAGS="--with-qt-dir='${QTDIR}'"
>
> Isn't it enough to just define QTDIR?
But I'm not 'exporting' QTDIR, I'm passing it to the configure script in a
format it will understand and *store*. Thereafter, I can run make at my
leisure without worrying whether QTDIR is set or not.
Or do I miss something?
> CONFIGURE="../configure --enable-maintainer-mode \
>
> --enable-maintainer mode is now automatic with development versions.
Thanks for the info.
> Angus> Linking against the qt3.dll is still much slower than that of a
> Angus> native linux binary (~20 mins, little changed from on Windows)
> Angus> but the compiling is much quicker than on Windows and is only a
> Angus> little slower than the native linux compilation.
>
> Did you succeed with static linking?
Nope. Haven't tried.
Do I need to re-compile (witness the QT_DIR, __declspec(dllimport)
discussion) or can I just redo the linking step? If the latter, what flags
should I pass to the compiler to link against libqt.a rather than qt3.dll?
Seriously, I don't know.
--
Angus
