[Qt-interest] Making a Qt program into a dynamic library

[Guido Seifert]

> Hmmm, now that I think of it, it *must* be possible somehow: there exits a
> Qt framework for writing "Netscape" plugins. Netscape (Firefox) is clearly
> not a Qt app, yet you can write plugins for it using Qt. I am talking
> about http://doc.trolltech.com/3.3/netscape-plugin.html, which 
> disappeared in Qt 4.x, but I think it is still available somewhere as 
> "Qt solution".
> 
> How does this help here? I don't know, but it gives confidende that there
> /is/ a solution - somewhere ;)

Maybe there was a reason why it vanished in Qt 4? My colleagues tell me it has been done in another project using Qt 3. Unfortunately this info is not too reliable. Mostly hearsay and for me impossible to verify here.

Still, I won't give up this easily. Making shared libraries is such a common and necessay thing that I rather believe I do something wrong than that the trolls accept it as impossible. Especially since it limits the usefullnes of Qt for many projects tremendously.

Guido

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