So far so good. When linking c++ with gcc 5.3.0, I get these link errors:

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I have set up the compiler according to the readme. Is there anything else, that I am missing?

@alfkil
I did a custom install of gcc 5.3.0 on my system so the only thing I can suggest is adding the path to libgcc.a to your ld search path to the link command line in your makefile with the -L option. On my system it would be something like " -L/SDK/gcc/lib/gcc/ppc-amigaos/5.3.0/newlib/lib/ " if you compile with newlib.

EDIT: Some of the coreutils in the adtools archive are reported to have some bugs so it might be better to use the coreutils from the SDK (SDK:local/C/).

@xenic

So far, so good... :)



What next?? ;)

@alfkil
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To merge all your heavy aos4 native changes from 4.x ?:)

@kas1e

:) Of course...

But first: Fix qmake!

Apparently, on AmigaOS

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returns -1 (which is standard), but gives errno ENOSYS, which in sys/errno.h is described as

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..instead of

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How does that make sense?

How fast does QT is performing compared to native functions, % of overhead?
Kamelito

@alfkil

Which file system is this with?

If the CreateDir() call failed and IoErr() was set to ERROR_OBJECT_EXISTS then newlib will set errno to EEXIST.

@alfkil
I just ran a quick test.
1. Created a test directory in ram: named "testdir".
2. Added these lines to a small utility program:
mkdir("ram:testdir");
printf("Error: %ld\n", errno);
3. Compiled the program and ran it with this result printed in the shell:
Error: 17

That's the expected result. One possibility for your result might be that errno is redefined somewhere in the Qt code. I have a ported library that contains this line:

#define errno Errno() // C library "errno" fails with sockets on some platforms

Because of that definition, errno always returns ENOSYS.

@xenic

I messed it up a bit, sorry...

In fact, what was the problem is, that when using unix paths, and trying to create a root level entry (for instance '/MainHD'), you will be given an error code of ENOTDIR == 20 instad of EEXIST == 17.

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(To be built with '-lunix')

It is the same, if you try and mkdir("MainHD:", 0777);

@alfkil

By the way, the linker issue has been solved. It is a simple matter of copying

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to

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Thanks! :)

Qt5 is configured and ready to build.



:)

great :)

@alfkil

We are waiting for: QupZilla :):)

Cross-platform Qt web browser.

https://github.com/QupZilla/qupzilla

@alfkil
How easy was to go till that step, with knowing what you know from 4.7 porting time ? I mean was it easy enough second time in compare with how it was with 4.7 or everything was different ?

@amig_os

AFAIK it is already ported:

http://www.amigans.net/modules/xforum ... t_id=93197#forumpost93197

@cha05e90

QupZilla ver. 1.4.4 for AmigaOS Qt 4.7.0 is very^2 old :(

PS.
QupZilla ver. =< 2.2 use OLD QtWebKit :(

QupZilla ver. >= 2.2 use NEW QtWebEngine :)

@Alfkill

Yo!

@kas1e

It is very easy :).

What is the best way around changing calls to nanosleep() to something else on OS4?