You might have to add some defines so that proper code blocks are included into compilation. Find where in the source code the offending symbols are implemented and see if there are any conditions determining their compilation.
You might have to add some defines so that proper code blocks are included into compilation. Find where in the source code the offending symbols are implemented and see if there are any conditions determining their compilation.
I can find qfilesystemwatcher_inotify_p.h in qt-embedded-linux-opensource-4.4.3/src/corelib/io,which define QInotifyFileSystemWatcherEngine::create().But i don't what's wrong with it?
I attach the compiling log file(buildqt.log).
Last edited by dycjiaoda; 16th April 2009 at 14:56.
First of all it's just an example that doesn't build so you can ignore it. Second of all I told you to find a conditional block based on a macro that enables or disables compilation of some symbol, not to find the definition of the symbol itself (although the definition will be inside this conditional block if there is one).
I'm newer.Can i find any conference file about the build condition macro.I'm confused about installing process for qt-embedded-linux-opensource-4.4.3.
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