交叉编译时安装文件的路径不正确 about dtkcore

[zccrs]

@Yanhao @mitya57 8d32577

[Yanhao]

@zccrs

[zccrs]

• MKSPECS_INSTALL_DIR=$${QT_HOST_DATA}/mkspecs

• MKSPECS_INSTALL_DIR=$$[QT_HOST_DATA]/mkspecs

没看出来这俩有啥改动呀

[Yanhao]

好像是没改动，不知道diff是怎么计算差异的，不过这不重要 :p

[mitya57]

好像是没改动，不知道diff是怎么计算差异的，不过这不重要 :p

This means that you cannot see the difference in the changed lines, right?

However there is difference: I changed curly brackets {...} to square brackets [...].

Square brackets allow you to access qmake built-in variables like QT_HOST_DATA or QT_INSTALL_ARCHDATA. See the documentation: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qmake-language.html#accessing-qmake-properties.

So your pull request #11 does not actually fix cross-compilation on Debian. To get it working properly, you should use the built-in variables (e.g. $$[QT_INSTALL_ARCHDATA]) instead of calling qmake as subprocess.

[BLumia]

So your pull request #11 does not actually fix cross-compilation on Debian. To get it working properly, you should use the built-in variables (e.g. $$[QT_INSTALL_ARCHDATA]) instead of calling qmake as subprocess.

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[mitya57]

Thanks!