Hello!
I’ve read a lot around here and there about failure installing Qt versions with MinGW, and I have the same problem: when building QtGui my compiler runs out of memory (did it with MinGW 4.6 and Qt 4.8.4 in Vista under debug and release). I understood, correct me if I’m wrong, that this is a linker problem. Having read that ld.exe has two options: —no-keep-memory and —large-adress-aware, I was wondering how could I pass these options from mingw32-make to try a rebuild (is this possible anyway? or how does this compiling-linking process work?)
Moreover, these two options are “ld: emulation specific options:” What does this mean? Aren’t they “normal” options?
And finally: when specifying mingw32-make to keep going even if errors occurred, QtGui release library was successfully created, strange or not?
I didn’t want to be repetitive about this matter, but I didn’t found a satisfactory answer (or looked at the wrong places…)
Thanks in advance!
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