If -static and -enable-stdcall-fixup are one word as you posted, that's a bug.
If -static and -enable-stdcall-fixup are one word as you posted, that's a bug.
yaa,,,, i have posted the error as it was there. If it is a bug then what to do with it or rather how to deal with it?
Tbscope, another thing which i saw just now is that in spite of the build error, it is running successfully. So, is it o.k with this bug or it needs to be eliminated?
I don't know where the error comes from, if indeed this is an error.
It seems to me that no sane person would let a program take options/parameters without some sort of separator, otherwise it would be impossible to know what the user wants. That's why I think it is an error.
The error is most likely situated in your makespec file, and more specific a line called QMAKE_LFLAGS
Try adding a seperator between the two options.
If the build succeeds, the worst thing that happens is that the options aren't used.
In this case I guess there will be no static build.
sattu (11th January 2011)
hi tbscope! What is this makespec file and where can i find it?. What are all these options you are talking about? What are alll the possible harm that could be done to the program if these options are not used?
And also if i find the makespec file after you give it's whereabouts, what separator should i give as you mentioned? spacebar only, right?![]()
I'm not behind a computer with Qt installed.
I'll see if I can provide more information later today.
sattu (11th January 2011)
o.kie. Thanks a lot tbscope. Anyway in which folder is that makespec file generally found(for windows)? And what is the use of that makespec file?
sattu (11th January 2011)
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