from __future__ import * 9.11.2003

PyQt is built

Well it seems pretty buggy and throws a bunch of spurious warnings, so I'm not going to put it in Package Manager..

You'll need the Qt/Mac snapshot I posted in the last entry, here's the source+objects for PyQt and SIP.. a make install should be fast, compiling took a while:

• http://undefined.org/python/sip-mac-gpl-4.0pre3-panther-compiled.tgz

• http://undefined.org/python/PyQt-mac-gpl-snapshot-20031105-panther-compiled.tgz

Building Qt sure does take a long time

Well, Qt/Mac GPL is at 3.2.2 now, and there's a new snapshot of SIP and PyQt for OS X.. so I decided to try and build it all today.

I'm still working on PyQt, but once it's ready it'll be in my PackageManager repository. Until then, here's Qt built static with threads, gif support, and QScintilla. This should save you a few hours, but it's a big download. For OS X 10.3 *only*!

qt-10.3-thread-gif-qscintilla-static-3.2.2.tar.bz2 [44.3mb]

Unarchive this to /, it will create /Developer/qt-mac-free-3.2.2 and /Developer/qt. I moved the dylibs to /Developer/qt/lib/dylib, so you can just move those down to lib if you want to compile dynamically. This is all the source to Qt, as well as whatever it produces when you compile it. The sources are unchanged, and the sources for QScintilla are not included (but are also unchanged).