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CVS tools directory and QT stuff

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codepunk

Hi all,
does anyone oppose me commiting a tools directory under /lazarus/tools . I have a python script in that directory that allows you to build lazarus. It just requires python to run it, no GUI toolkits or anything else. To run it just do a python lzbuild.py it works under linux and only on the standard /opt/fpc target. I also wish to create the interface/qt directory if no one opposes that also because I have a bunch of the qt interface built and wish to commit that also. The interface qt directory will look like

/opt/fpc/lazarus/interfaces/qt <-- pp interface units here /opt/fpc/lazarus/interfaces/qt/library <--C++ shared lib root directory /opt/fpc/lazarus/interfaces/qt/library/src <--C++ lib source directory /opt/fpc/lazarus/interfaces/qt/library/include <-- C++ lib header directory /opt/fpc/lazarus/interfaces/qt/test <--pp library test code

The qt stuff is implemented as a C++ shared library liblzqt.so that exports a C interface to the QT Lazarus Engine. I am linking against qt 1.45 right now and will use qt 2.x once the distros all include it.

Cliff

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codepunk
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Well a little type there I mean to place the qt stuff in /opt/fpc/lazarus/lcl/interfaces/qt <-- forgot the lcl directory.

Cliff

codepunk wrote 26 lines
Hi all, does anyone oppose me commiting a tools directory under /lazarus/tools . I have a python script in that directory that allows you to build lazarus. It just requires python to run it, no GUI toolkits or anything else. To run it just do a python lzbuild.py it works under linux and only on the standard /opt/fpc target. I also wish to create the interface/qt directory if no one opposes that also because I have a bunch of the qt interface built and wish to commit that also. The interface qt directory will look like /opt/fpc/lazarus/interfaces/qt <-- pp interface units here /opt/fpc/lazarus/interfaces/qt/library <--C++ shared lib root directory /opt/fpc/lazarus/interfaces/qt/library/src <--C++ lib source directory /opt/fpc/lazarus/interfaces/qt/library/include <-- C++ lib header directory /opt/fpc/lazarus/interfaces/qt/test <--pp library test code The qt stuff is implemented as a C++ shared library liblzqt.so that exports a C interface to the QT Lazarus Engine. I am linking against qt 1.45 right now and will use qt 2.x once the distros all include it. Cliff _________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe: mail with "unsubscribe" as the Subject archives at http://www.miraclec.com/list_archives/lazarus

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