[Qt-interest] QIconvCodec - iconv_open failed
FIXED-TERM Muhammad Noor Mohamad Njib (CR/ARE1)
fixed-term.MohamadNjib.MuhammadNoor at de.bosch.com
Thu May 20 14:48:21 CEST 2010
Dear all,
I am trying to install Qt X11 version directly on a Gumstix board. The reason for this is so that I can then use PyQt (since, from my questions there, it only works with the X11 version of Qt).
After the installation process have ended, I tried to compile a "Hello world" program consisting of a button with Hello World. However, as I ran it, the following warnings occured
QIconvCodec::convertFromUnicode : using ASCII for conversion, iconv_open failed
QIconvCodec::convertToUnicode : using ASCII for conversion, iconv_open failed
When the app appears, the text on the button appeared to be replaced with square boxes. Looking around, I noticed that iconv is not installed, and is part of the uclibc library, whereas I have the glibc-gconv. However, during configuration, the iconv test pass through (the POSIX iconv) and therefore subjected to be built. (I believe the configuration tests for the modules that is not specified by the flags, whether one can build it or not)
Therefore, I would like to ask whether anyone have an idea/workaround for this. The following configuration were passed during configuration
-lrt -opensource -release -little-endian -nomake examples -nomake demos -verbose -no-xmlpatterns -no-script -no-scripttools -no-accessibility -no-phonon -no-multimedia -no-qt3support -no-webkit -no-xinerama -no-javascript-jit -nomake docs -no-largefile -confirm-license
Also, another question I would like to ask. If one pass the -nomake tools flag, does that results in qmake will not be installed? How bout rcc and uic, will they be not installed as well
Thank you in advance
Best regards
Mohamad Najib Muhammad Noor
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