NEW: added qt4 portfiles

[erickt@…]

Hello,

I've successfully built a couple portfiles to get qt4 working on my mac (OS X 10.3). Contrary to how the qt3 portfile is constructed, i've split all of the sql drivers into their own separate portfiles. This was done so that if any future package needs to depend on a particular driver being installed, they can do that. Since qt will load those separately built drivers fine, it works out pretty well. Let me know if there are any problems.

[erickt@…]

qt4 portfiles

[mww@…]

ben@ seems to be our authority for qt

[ben@…]

Hi Erick,

Before I embark on the great QT compilation odyssey, can I make a few suggestions (sorry about the long list!):

• ask darwinports@ whether the multiple-port solution is Ok. I'm pretty new

round here, I don't know.

• install the libs in ${prefix}/libs/qt4mac and other stuff in named qt4

directories. then, when x11 qt4 comes along, they'll be able to coexist. the fink qt3mac package does something like this: ​http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/fink/dists/10.3/unstable/main/finkinfo/graphics/qt3mac.info?view=markup Alternatively -framework (configure argument) may solve this problem neatly?

• can you use DYLD_LIBRARY_FALLBACK path instead of DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH? the

latter is pretty evil.

• maintainer -> erickt@…

• i think -platform macx-g++ and -buildkey qt4-jaguar (or similar) should be

passed to configure

[roederja]

I just committed a port that supersedes this one.

[jmpalacios (Juan Manuel Palacios)]

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