Re: Build on OSX
Posted by
R. van Twisk on
Jan 31, 2014; 11:19pm
URL: https://forum.librecad.org/Build-on-OSX-tp5709473p5709489.html
Hey Gertwin,
that’s all good information to have.
I use Qt4.8 from macports, and properly/maybe the default’s of macports is different?
I have a question for you,
after the compilation, can you run : otool -L LibreCAD (on the executable…)
make sure that you ran macdeployqt LibreCAD.app on it
I am curious to know how that looks like with homebrew.
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On Jan 31, 2014, at 6:11 PM, Gertwin [via LibreCAD] <
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I'am trying to use Qt5.2, this is from the qconfig.pri:
QT_CONFIG += minimal-config small-config medium-config large-config full-config build_all debug_and_release no-pkg-config accessibility opengl shared qpa reduce_exports getaddrinfo ipv6ifname getifaddrs png freetype no-harfbuzz system-zlib nis cups iconv openssl rpath corewlan concurrent audio-backend debug release qt_framework
So I think no-pkg-config is defined by default on OSX and pkg-config has to be explicit enabled.
I managed to compile LibreCAD against homebrew Qt5.2 using the XCode 5.0 clang compiler.
All problems solved, next is learning to work with LibreCAD.
B.t.w. the binary Qt5 distribution from http://qt-project.org/ did not work because this is linked with libstdc++.
Qt5 from homebrew is linked with libc++, which is the default with clang.
Thanks.