different library names for 'official' and hand-built Qt?

**nish** · 20th July 2009, 09:49

check if you have compiled the source in static mode... becoz the static ones dont have 4

**akos.maroy** · 20th July 2009, 10:27

Originally Posted by MrDeath

check if you have compiled the source in static mode... becoz the static ones dont have 4

indeed I have.

the question then is: how do I force qmake generate dependencies on static vs. dynamic Qt libraries?

**nish** · 20th July 2009, 10:29

Originally Posted by akos.maroy

the question then is: how do I force qmake generate dependencies on static vs. dynamic Qt libraries?

can you rephrase your question.. i did not understood it

**Lykurg** · 20th July 2009, 10:42

Originally Posted by akos.maroy

the question then is: how do I force qmake generate dependencies on static vs. dynamic Qt libraries?

Use CONFIG += static in your pro file. (or CONFIG += staticlib)
... and of course rebuild you project.

**akos.maroy** · 20th July 2009, 13:00

Originally Posted by Lykurg

Use CONFIG += static in your pro file. (or CONFIG += staticlib)
... and of course rebuild you project.

yes, but the interesting thing is, that I'm running the two qmakes on the very same project files... IMHO they should produce the same result, especially as both qmake's are of the same version.

it seems that qmake defaults are different, based on how qmake was compiled?