{"thread":{"id":"9704","subject":"Re: Qt/mac, 10.5, qgit","startedAt":"2007-08-30T11:54:10Z","lastAt":"2007-08-30T11:54:10Z","messageCount":1,"participants":["Marco Costalba"],"isPatch":false,"patchVersion":null,"patchTotal":null},"messages":[{"id":"51898","messageId":"e5bfff550708300454m438d876ck7de6d1e9508d96af@mail.gmail.com","threadId":"9704","inReplyTo":"65E7CC32-8B78-4037-9BC2-9129D79F377E@loci.net","subject":"Re: Qt/mac, 10.5, qgit","fromName":"Marco Costalba","fromEmail":"mcostalba@gmail.com","sentAt":"2007-08-30T11:54:10Z","receivedAt":"2007-08-30T11:54:10Z","isPatch":false,"sender":{"key":"mcostalba@gmail.com","avatar":null},"body":"On 8/30/07, Rob Arnold <rob@loci.net> wrote:\n> Wasn't sure where to send this to.  I'm writing to report an issue you\n> may want to take a look at, if you don't already know about it.\n>\n\nThanks for your report. Normally would be more convenient to send the\nqgit related issues to git mailing list where there are a number of\nexperienced users.\n\n Unfortunately I don't have a mac so I cannot reproduce the bug.\n\nIf would be great if someone on the list with experience on\ninstallation of qgit on a mac could give us some hints.\n\n\nThanks\nMarco\n\nFollowing the original e-mail:\n\nWasn't sure where to send this to.  I'm writing to report an issue you\nmay want to take a look at, if you don't already know about it.\n\nI'm far from an expert Qt person, but am a developer and do use git\nfor revision control on a daily basis.  I thought I'd give compiling\nqgit on a seed version of 10.5 a shot, since I liked the idea of a\nnicer looking, native interface for a viewer.\n\nI had some issues that looked like they were based on interaction\nbetween qmake and the new xcode 3.  Thought you guys should know, just\nin case you somehow don't already.\n\nQGit can be found at:  http://digilander.libero.it/mcostalba/\nI was using the Qt 4 version, cloned from:  git://git.kernel.org/pub/\nscm/qgit/qgit4.git\n\nThe installation procedure in the README doesn't work as written for a\nmac.  Qmake doesn't seem to make an xcode project that does anything\nuseful if you run it in the base project directory, unless you use --\nrecursive as an option.  However, if you run it from the src\ndirectory, or use --recursive, you do get a seemingly ok\nqgit.xcodeproj project.  I don't know if there's a way to generate\nMakefiles instead, but my problem lies in the Xcode project.  The\nproblem comes when you try to build it from XCode.  You get 5 errors\nduring checking dependencies:\n\nBuild setting $(TARGET_BUILD_DIR) undefined\nBuild setting $(BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR) undefined\nBuild setting $(TARGET_TEMP_DIR) undefined\nBuild setting $(TEMP_DIR) undefined\nBuild setting $(DERIVED_FILE_DIR) undefined\n\n\nNot sure why these standard vars are undefined - maybe it's a change\nis the way XCode 3 works, but I don't get those errors opening other\nprojects, and I don't see where those references are in any of the Qt\ngenerated files, so really not sure what's going on with it, or how to\nfix it.\n\nI did install the full Qt 4.3.1 .dmg file rather than building Qt\nitself from source; not sure if that could be an issue.\n\nIn any event, thought I'd let you guys know, not to try to get help or\nanyone to fix anything, but just to give you the information, in case\nyou didn't have it and might find it useful.\n\nThanks, and I'll continue to use Qt and qgit where I can :)\n"}]}