Number of commits found: 7

qt4 sqldrivers: Switch to a proper qmake build, use Makefile.sqldrivers.

We've recently started receiving pkg-fallout emails because qt4-mysql-plugin
is failing to build in HEAD. It turns out we were using some custom-made
Makefile.bsd files to drive the builds, and they did not always register all
dependencies between the files correctly.

Fix it by switching to a proper qmake build that uses the .pro files shipped
with Qt4 itself: they can be used without running the `configure' script
almost as if they were not part of the Qt distribution itself. By doing this
we can stop having our own Makefiles and also stop setting a lot of
variables in the port Makefiles.

While here, consolidate most of the variable setting into a single
Makefile.sqldrivers in devel/qt4 (like we already do for devel/qt5) so that
each of the qt4-*-plugin ports only need to set a few values such as the
plugin name and additional USES or includes that might be necessary.

Bump PORTREVISION because we now include the debug versions of the plugins
in PLIST_FILES when the ports are built with WITH_DEBUG=yes (they were
already shipped before, but not registered in the plists).

Cleanup plist

- Replace QT_.*_REL with QT_.* in PLIST_SUB.
- Adapt plists.

With hat on:	kde

The FreeBSD KDE team is pleased to announce Qt-4.6.1 for FreeBSD.

- Update to qt 4.4.1

Note:
        With this update several ports specific problems
        have been fixed. Qt4 headers and libraries have
        been moved to include/qt4 and lib/qt4. bsd.qt.mk
        defines QT_INCDIR and QT_LIBDIR now, which could
        be used in qt4-dependent ports if required.

Thanks to:      Max Brazhnikov Danny Pansters

Update to Qt 4.3.1.

Add qt4, a multiplatform C++ application framework

Number of commits found: 7

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Last updated:
2019-11-15 22:48:54