jamadagni
18th April 2007, 11:56
Over at the wiki page about statically compiling Qt 4 / X11 (http://wiki.qtcentre.org/index.php?title=Building_static_Qt_on_Linux) it says that -no-qt3support is useful for making a statically linked Qt 4 program more widely usable.
Though I understand that -qt-zlib etc tell Qt to use its own internal zlib-etc libraries and hence not require that a system on which this program may be used must have the zlib library installed, how does -no-qt3support help towards this end?
Thank you.
Though I understand that -qt-zlib etc tell Qt to use its own internal zlib-etc libraries and hence not require that a system on which this program may be used must have the zlib library installed, how does -no-qt3support help towards this end?
Thank you.