At one time qtscript was required, but no longer.
In any case it builds fine without.
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The contents of QtMultimediaKit are being placed in QtMultimedia.
After this commit integrates, any dependent modules can be updated,
and then another change to remove QtMMK from Qt5 can be done.
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This reverts commit a507ff6241d8d22d4405a445fdbd16f32f1e3cde
This commit is counterproductive at least until qtwayland follows
a few more modularization requirements (e.g. .pro file named
`qtwayland.pro')
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Reviewed-by: Toby Tomkins <toby.tomkins@nokia.com>
This commit updates all applicable submodules past the merge of the
refactor branches.
Dependencies for qtlocation and qtdoc in qt.pro were fixed to match
the latest dependencies in those modules.
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These modules are working and maintained, so they should be enabled by
default. Otherwise problems may go undetected for longer than
necessary.
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Reviewed-by: Kalle Lehtonen <kalle.ju.lehtonen@nokia.com>
Since d410ad364ec0b8877797145c68a4d7c3c98ce1c0 in qtdeclarative,
qtscript is no longer required to build qtdeclarative. Remove the
dependency.
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Still useful to use init-repository because of all the other logic, such
as repository urls. More general than --no-webkit, although it is still
a valid convenience as the most common case.
Also makes qt.pro check for existence of modules, since it is no longer
certain that you'll have everything but webkit.
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Reviewed-by: Rohan McGovern <rohan.mcgovern@nokia.com>
Some of the depends were referring to qmake targets and some of them
were referring to make targets. That's unnecessarily confusing. Make
them consistent.
For the sake of a uniform test procedure, it is cleaner to have
`make module-qtactiveqt' always working, but simply not building
anything on platforms where ActiveQt is not supported.
Without this, any test procedure for building Qt5 needs to be able
to know or determine that ActiveQt should only be built on Windows.
Reviewed-by: Jason McDonald
Change-Id: I3869bbacdc6598a764561a4b9f6042c49e6ffae8
The previous method of adding qtlocation did not allow
`make module-qtlocation' to work.
Reviewed-by: Alex
Change-Id: I75caab75ddf8ed5800c75933097df297b0021c6c
Force all top-level makefile rules to be named `module-$GITSUBMODULE',
including the addition of the missing qlalr and qtqa targets.
This naming convention must be upheld, otherwise there is no simple
way to programmatically build a single git submodule and all of its
dependencies.
Reviewed-by: Liang Qi
