qt-4.3.3 won't build on x86-linux and it is so messy that I don't want to touch it. So, I decided to focus on qt-4.4.0 and start trying to make it work on x86-linux. "try" being the keyword there. The qt-build eclass seems to think I have the aqua use flag set and insists on dying because a "use aqua && sed <blah> || die" exists. Admittedly, I haven't looked at this too much yet, but simply commenting out the offending line[1] in the ebuild makes that part succeed only to fail later. Thoughts? [1]: 94 use aqua && sed \ 95 -e '/^CONFIG/s:app_bundle::' \ 96 -e '/^CONFIG/s:plugin_no_soname:plugin_with_soname absolute_library_soname:' \ 97 -i mkspecs/macx-g++/qmake.conf || die "sed failed"
(In reply to comment #0) > only to fail later. The qt4-build.eclass is pretty nasty for prefix. It does things like: QTDATADIR=${EPREFIX}/usr/share/qt4 and then later uses it for a configure call. But, the qt-core ebuild does something like: mv "${ED}"/${QTDATADIR}/mkspecs/qconfig.pri "${ED}${QTDATADIR}"/mkspecs/gentoo This all needs to be fixed. I'm working on porting qt-4.4 (and deps) to prefix. > 94 use aqua && sed \ > 95 -e '/^CONFIG/s:app_bundle::' \ > 96 -e '/^CONFIG/s:plugin_no_soname:plugin_with_soname > absolute_library_soname:' \ > 97 -i mkspecs/macx-g++/qmake.conf || die "sed failed" I should have noticed that this is wrong. if use aqua; then <blah> || die
(In reply to comment #1) > if use aqua; then > <blah> || die > r22298. Sorry for the noise.
correct, good catch, I assume you fixed it.
