Create Qt Application Bundle in MacOs

I have a qt application in MacOs.
I need to run that application in All MacOs systems without having Qt.
using Shared libraries, How to create Application Bundle..? ( I don't want Static linking )

Thanks
Joy A

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Originally Posted by joy

I have a qt application in MacOs.
I need to run that application in All MacOs systems without having Qt.
using Shared libraries, How to create Application Bundle..? ( I don't want Static linking )

Thanks
Joy A

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First you need to create an Xcode project from your .pro file. The command is "qmake -spec macx-xcode project.pro" Then you can build it with Xcode and you will obtain .app bundle. Then I used deployqt utility, you can find it in the Internet :)
Good luck :cool:

Read up on the Application Bundle page at Apple, so you know where everything goes. QMake will give you a makefile that will create a basic app.bundle. By including an additional install target (see docs) you can populate the bundle with additional resources and help files.

Then you need to get the Qt frameworks moved over. There are two ways to this if you don't want to do it by hand. The first is the deployqt tool from Trolltech (unofficial), http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2007...ut-the-hassle/ . Then there is the qtdeploy.sh script I wrote, which is a bit more thorough than the other, http://wiki.qtcentre.org/index.php?t...loyment_Script .