Qt-interest Archive, April 2008
configure Qt without examples ?
Message 1 in thread
Is it possible, when building Qt from source, to configure
it without the examples ? configure seems to take a ludicrous
amount of time over the examples, and I'd like to skip this
if possible.
configure -help doesn't offer any likely looking options, though.
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Message 2 in thread
> Von: Stephen Collyer
> Is it possible, when building Qt from source, to configure
> it without the examples ? configure seems to take a ludicrous
> amount of time over the examples, and I'd like to skip this
> if possible.
>
> configure -help doesn't offer any likely looking options, though.
>
We had this already some weeks ago - plz search the ml.
On linux you can skip demos & examples with '-make':
-make <part> ....... Add part to the list of parts to be built at make time.
(libs tools examples demos docs translations)
On windows this is not possible (don't know why). There I normally use '-fast' option and also modify projects.pro in qt4 src dir.
Christian
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Message 3 in thread
Christian Ehrlicher wrote:
> On windows this is not possible (don't know why).
> There I normally use '-fast' option and also modify projects.pro in
> qt4 src dir.
Unfortunately it's Windows that I'm interested in.
That's a pain.
Thanks anyway.
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Message 4 in thread
Stephen Collyer wrote:
> Christian Ehrlicher wrote:
>
>> On windows this is not possible (don't know why).
>> There I normally use '-fast' option and also modify projects.pro in
>> qt4 src dir.
>
> Unfortunately it's Windows that I'm interested in.
> That's a pain.
I do this:
cd src
nmake
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Message 5 in thread
Paul Miller wrote:
> Stephen Collyer wrote:
>> Christian Ehrlicher wrote:
>>
>>> On windows this is not possible (don't know why). There I normally
>>> use '-fast' option and also modify projects.pro in
>>> qt4 src dir.
>>
>> Unfortunately it's Windows that I'm interested in.
>> That's a pain.
>
> I do this:
>
> cd src
> nmake
That's not running configure, however. I changed the plugins
configuration and wanted to rebuild that part only.
And there are already sub-<x> targets in the makefile
to do the same thing e.g. to build plugins only:
nmake sub-plugins
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Message 6 in thread
do like me...
I generate Qt (windowsxp) with all modules and examples (excepted
Qt3Support, I forgot Qt3 to learn better Qt4).
save this complete Qt package on a CD and clean on the PC all "disc
expansives" folders (demos, examples, doc, etc...)
but I save full package on a CD.
because examples and demos are very, very, very,.... helpfull to begin
to use a part of Qt you never used.
and to see how may be used patterns and others "Qt concepts".
ok it take more time to generate all but you can drink a cup of coffe
with collegues during the generation. it can be cool! 8-)
Stephen Collyer a écrit :
> Christian Ehrlicher wrote:
>
>
>> On windows this is not possible (don't know why).
>> There I normally use '-fast' option and also modify projects.pro in
>> qt4 src dir.
>>
>
> Unfortunately it's Windows that I'm interested in.
> That's a pain.
>
> Thanks anyway.
>
>
Message 7 in thread
> Von: Stephen Collyer
> Christian Ehrlicher wrote:
>
> > On windows this is not possible (don't know why).
> > There I normally use '-fast' option and also modify projects.pro in
> > qt4 src dir.
>
> Unfortunately it's Windows that I'm interested in.
> That's a pain.
>
I already thought about adding this option to configure.exe but it did not annoy me enough because my script does the above steps automatically (and I got a faster pc) :)
Maybe you (as a paying customer I guess) can ask qt-bugs for help?
Christian
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Message 8 in thread
Christian Ehrlicher wrote:
>> Von: Stephen Collyer
>> Christian Ehrlicher wrote:
>>
>>> On windows this is not possible (don't know why).
>>> There I normally use '-fast' option and also modify projects.pro in
>>> qt4 src dir.
>> Unfortunately it's Windows that I'm interested in.
>> That's a pain.
>>
> I already thought about adding this option to configure.exe but it did not annoy me enough because my script does the above steps automatically (and I got a faster pc) :)
> Maybe you (as a paying customer I guess) can ask qt-bugs for help?
I'm working with the open source version, so that isn't an
option, unfortunately. Oh well, it's not the end of the world.
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