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qt picked up (opportunistic) linkage with `brotli` in #74794. See #75915. Closes #75926. Signed-off-by: Sean Molenaar <1484494+SMillerDev@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: BrewTestBot <1589480+BrewTestBot@users.noreply.github.com>
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How would I get this to compile with a brew cmake or clang or whatever, rather than the Xcode ones? Might that let me get it going on high sierra?
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brew install --build-from-source qt. You'll probably need to build all its dependencies from source too, though.fa5ff69There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Thanks for that input, and it's cool; I know I'm out of line. Yeah, I've been doing that, but it keeps compiling using the Xcode and error-ing. Thought I'd sneak in one query in hopes someone knew a simple trick to fiddle with the .rb formulas. I've reinstalled llvm (with -build-from-source) [later: apparently not, though I think it compiled without specifically setting that switch] even though there was no indication it needed upgrading and that seemed to download some new pieces and I think [the pyqt install from source] failed in a different place after that. Seems like an old compiler that doesn't handle new types or something. But it doesn't seem to be using a brew version [(at least by my ill-informed guess)]; the failed command references Xcode SDK 10.14. Anyway, thanks for the recent backport hacking, with this and pyqt.rb and pyqt-builder.rb, it almost looked like building from source was going to start working [for me]. :-)
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If you were able to install the
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Thanks! Above and beyond. Your tip lets me get a sense I'm not entirely off track and how niggling at things can be done. I just checked my llvm reinstall command and no, I didn't do it from source, but the output distinctly looked like it was compiling anyway, brought in some other bits of code and (pretty sure) it had the ./configure, make or ninja steps. I will try this and probably a lot of things now, first without doing the llvm again, then with the llvm building from source. After that, I now see better how I might try different compilers. Also, first with pyqt, letting it pull in qt as a dependency. Thanks again! :-)