Not really (at least not me)
Maybe write a bug report to qt-bugs
Not really (at least not me)
Maybe write a bug report to qt-bugs
maxpower,
I suffered the same problem as you albeit on 2k. I solved it by doing this:
1. install Qt 4.3.2 as a shared build. (I used c:\qt\4.3.2)
2. copy the installed directory to a new directory (c:\qt\4.3.2-static)
3. add c:\qt\4.3.2-static\lib and c:\qt\4.3.2-static\bin to your path
4. rename c:\qt\4.3.2 to something else so it can't be found. (say c:\qt\old-4.3.2)
5. delete the makefile in c:\qt\4.3.2-static
6. run c:\qt\4.3.2-static\bin\qmake
7. now run configure <---options---> and ming32-make.
8. rename the shared build back to c:\qt\4.3.2
You should with any luck have a working static build and shared build in separate directories.
I didn't suffer these problems under Linux or using QT 4.2.3, only the windows version of QT 4.3.2. The rest of the instructions at http://www.rag.com.au/linux/qt4howto.html worked for me.
I hope this helps,
Regards, B1.
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