Qt-interest Archive, April 2007
Qt4 and Redhat9
Message 1 in thread
Hello All,
Has anyone come across any issues with running Qt4 on a Redhat-9
machine.
I am forced to use Redhat-9 for my development and hence would like to
hear about user experiences.
Regards,
Zaheer.
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Message 2 in thread
On Apr 3, 2007, at 5:06 AM, Zaheer A.M. wrote:
> Has anyone come across any issues with running Qt4 on a Redhat-9
> machine.
> I am forced to use Redhat-9 for my development and hence would like to
> hear about user experiences.
The *only* problem I've had with RH-9 and Qt4, which may exist on
other RH + Qt combinations, is some bizarre QUDPSocket behavior in a
multithreaded application when I *don't* configure with -no-glib. My
application receives UDP messages over many channels (10+) at fairly
high data rates on a gigabit ethernet LAN, and without the -no-glib
configure option, my receive threads would no longer receive the
readyRead signal from the QUDPSocket. Strange.
Also, be sure you set up your environment correctly to use your Qt4
install, and not any remnants of the Qt installed by RedHat.
Brad
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