[Qt-interest] qt without qtnetwork

[Thiago Macieira]

Em Quarta-feira 19 Maio 2010, às 17:43:04, Gordon Schumacher escreveu:
> I will comment in advance that if you are running Qt/E (which is usually
> why people want to disable things) then QtGui depends on QtNetwork, at
> least in Linux.  Furthermore, there is one option you must keep enabled,
> or the whole thing breaks down... I am not positive, but I believe it
> was socket support.  Otherwise you end up with very strange errors on
> the console when starting a GUI application...

QWS uses Unix sockets to communicate with the QWS server. QtNetwork is also 
used for things like the VNC screen driver, but that's optional.

But you can imagine my surprise when I first found Unix socket code in QtGui 
(src/gui/embedded) :-)

This was before QLocalSocket existed.

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