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    Default Re: Mac App Store

    Quote Originally Posted by jimaz View Post
    I just got my Qt application rejected from the app store due to usage of a non-public API. The call is from Qt itself (using GetNativeWindowFromWindowRef in Carbon.Framework).
    Try the Cocoa port of Qt. It's the one for 64bit Macs (it shouldn't contain calls to Carbon). The 32 bit is based on Carbon which I think (I may be wrong) is (or soon will be) deprecated by Apple anyway. But probably there will be an equivalent call to Cocoa there

    Here is a link that might be helpful if you don't find anything better: ftp://ftp.qt.nokia.com/qt/source/qt-...urce-4.6.3.dmg
    Last edited by wysota; 11th January 2011 at 18:09.
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