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error: a template argument may not reference a local type
Hi Peter, I've been trying to compile calitko,140 using the Intel compiler (icc/icpc), but I end on this error: Gnutella/Bootstrapping/NodeCache.h(108): error: a template argument may not reference a local type (more...)
Re: broken MinGW build
Hi Paul, Please pull the latest revision (139) of the mainstream branch and try 'make distclean && make'. The problem should be solved! Regards, Peter
Re: broken MinGW build
Hi Paul, I did reproduce that with MinGW and Qt4.2.2. The problem is in qmake - it fails to add the dependencies that are generated by qmake extra compilers. I had (more...)
broken MinGW build
The problem appears to be much more general than I described, so I have ticketed it (#55). I might look into this more later, especially if someone could send me (more...)
Re: compilation.py feedback
Hi Peter, Would you like to do any additional work on the script or should I merge to mainstream already? I'll check the current implementation once more tomorrow (I won't manage to (more...)
Re: compilation.py feedback
Hi Petr, Yes, I’ve been using it as a part of my development. But I’m ok with the variant that you’ve suggested (implementing the former scenario first) - I can then (more...)
Re: compilation.py feedback
Hi Peter, I guess you rather intended to use it regularly as part of your own development, in which case filtering ONLY excluded warnings and related non-warning lines would be better. (more...)
Re: compilation.py feedback
Hi Petr, Thanks for the comments! I think that only warnings are printed, but errors are not (this will require just updating the isWarningRegexp regexp, or adding some other regexp that (more...)
Re: make clean
Hi Paul, Under at least SOME conditions, “make clean” appears to delete qmake-related files that it needs itself later on to complete its work. I think that should not be the case. (more...)
Re: compilation.py feedback
Hi Peter, I like the changes you've made! I've noticed two things, though: I think that only warnings are printed, but errors are not (this will require just updating the isWarningRegexp regexp, (more...)

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