Re: Compiling SIP v5 vs v4
Phil Thompson <[email protected]>
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On 13/11/2019 15:16, Erik Janssens wrote: > aha, thank you ! > > is my understanding correct in that : > > - PyQt-Builder should be installed on the 'build python' Yes. > - Through the configuration, PyQt-Builder can be instructed to use the > qmake of a cross compiler, It will use whatever qmake you give it, as before. > and link against the 'host python' Normally bindings don't link against Python, they are dynamically loaded by the interpreter. > - PyQt builder will then build both sip and pyqt for the host python It doesn't build sip or a private sip module. > So there is no longer the need to build sip before building pyqt ? You need to install sip first (unless it is being installed automatically because you are using pip as the build frontend). Don't confuse sip and a sip module. At the moment sip5/PyQt-builder don't have explicit support for cross-compilation. This will be fixed (if necessary) when sip5 support is added to pyqtdeploy. Phil _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list [email protected] https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt