On Monday 24 October 2011 22:40:53 Olivier Smedts wrote:
> Are you sure ? I compiled all my qt4 ports with clang except
> qt4-webkit because it was failing. So I set up an exception for it in
> make.conf, and then it compiled fine (with base gcc).
Ok, I wasn't lucid at all. I wrote that logic not
2011/10/24 Alberto Villa :
> Not a bug nor a feature. Well, perhaps a feature. Qt 4 requires to be
> built by the same compiler, thus, if you installed qt4-corelib with
> compiler A, you can't compile qt4-webkit with compiler B, as it will
> just use A (check bsd.qt.mk, search for QMAKESPEC). And t
On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 8:02 PM, Axel Gonzalez wrote:
>
> I'm setting up distcc for speeding compile times, but qt ports doesn't use the
> compiler specified in make.conf .
>
> Any pointers if this is a bug or a feature ?
Not a bug nor a feature. Well, perhaps a feature. Qt 4 requires to be
built
I'm setting up distcc for speeding compile times, but qt ports doesn't use the
compiler specified in make.conf .
As of now is not a big deal, it just adds a few hors compile (still would like
it distributed), but what about clang (didn't try with it)
Most other ports work with distributed comp
