[Development] FreeBSD 10 and up, No gcc and solution

[Ralf Nolden]

Am Mittwoch, 18. November 2015, 13:01:26 schrieb Daniel Dettlaff:

Hi Daniel,

you can simply use ./configure -platform unsupported/freebsd-clang

I've provided some patches for Qt on FreeBSD on the kde-freebsd mailinglist to 
move the libs to /usr/local/lib/qt5 which are still not in the freebsd ports 
yet. Those allow using portupgrade and building a custom Qt with a 
ports/packages installed Qt without build errors. You may want to have a look 
at those too.



> Hello, I’m heavy Qt user under FreeBSD on my servers (no gui stuff).
> 
> Here’s a definition for qt5 in my software (skip the software, it doesn’t
> matter):
> https://bitbucket.org/verknowsys/sofin-definitions/src/e57660d476d3725dc7aa
> a8a637be59da59349b22/definitions/qtbase55.def?at=stable&fileviewer=file-view
> -default
> 
> I created a spec for freebsd-clang based on freebsd-g++46.
> It’s described/ scripted how I did create freebsd-clang spec for fBSD 10 and
> 11 (tested with a lot of modules, and external Qt software since FreeBSD
> 10.0) Standard specs bundled by default are - freebsd-g++, freebsd-g++46
> and freebsd-icc - which simply wont work anymore for newer FreeBSD OS
> releases (without gcc).
> 
> My question is could you please provide such spec by default to be shipped
> with Qt itself? My solution is a hack obviously.
> 
> --
> kind regards
> Daniel (dmilith) Dettlaff

-- 
Kind regards,

Ralf Nolden