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| − | If you | + | If you don't need qtxmlpatterns add the following to the configure command (since only qtxmlpatterns requires this): |
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Contents
Introduction to Qt4-Common
Qt is a comprehensive development framework that includes an extensive array of features, capabilities and tools that enable development of high-performance, cross-platform rich-client and server-side applications. Qt is the GUI framework on which KDE4 is built and Qt4 is the version of Qt that the KDE4 uses. You can of course use Qt for non-KDE applications as well, but if you wish to use KDE4 or any KDE4-based applications, you must have Qt4 installed on your system.
Project Homepage: http://qt-project.org/
Dependencies
Required
Optional
- CUPS
- D-BUS
- Firebird
- FontConfig
- FreeType
- Glib2
- GStreamer
- libjpeg
- libmng
- libpng
- LibTIFF
- MySQL
- NAS
- OpenSSL
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
- SQLite3
- unixODBC
- Xinerama provided by and X Window System
- Xfixes provided by and X Window System
Configuration Information
If you would like to compile with MySQL support add the following to the configure command:
-plugin-sql-mysql -I/usr/include/mysql
If you would like to compile with PostgreSQL support add the following to the configure command:
-plugin-sql-psql -I/usr/include/postgresql/server
If you would like to compile with SQLite support add the following to the configure command:
-plugin-sql-sqlite2 -system-sqlite
If you would like to compile with SQLite3 support add the following to the configure command:
-plugin-sql-sqlite -system-sqlite
If you would like to compile with unixODBC support add the following to the configure command:
-plugin-sql-odbc
If you would like to compile with NAS support add the following to the configure command:
-system-nas-sound
If you would like to disable Qt 3 support functionality add the following to the configure command:
-no-qt3support
If you would like to disable QtWebKit module add the following to the configure command:
-no-webkit
If you would like to disable linking Qt libraries and executables using the library install path as a runtime library path add the following to the configure command:
-no-rpath
If you don't need qtxmlpatterns add the following to the configure command (since only qtxmlpatterns requires this):
-no-exceptions
If your X Window System is NOT Xorg, then add to configure:
-no-xfixes
If you want optimized qmake tool add the following to the configure command:
-optimized-qmake
If you would like to disable GLib event loop (which is known to be buggy) add the following to the configure command:
-no-glib
Note
If you don't want to compile demos (save compile time) add the following to the configure command:
-nomake demos
If you don't want to compile examples (save compile time) add the following to the configure command:
-nomake examples
If your GCC is NOT gcc4 you probably need to disable visibility explicitly. Just add the following to the configure command:
-no-reduce-exports
