Monks into embedded development may be interested by an article on linuxdevices stating that Perl/Tk has been ported to Qt, Qt/Embedded. Perhaps worth a read to those interested in this side of things.

Martin

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Re: Perl/Tk ported to Qt, Qt/Embedded
by zentara (Cardinal) on Dec 16, 2005 at 12:33 UTC
    While I am happy to see this, I'll explain my problems trying to get it to run.

    I use the latest gcc-4.02. So I go to install the latest qt-x11-opensource-src-4.0.1. It won't compile. So I fall back to my backup gcc-3.4.4. Qt now compiles, but takes 1.5 hours to compile on my 2Ghz desktop.

    WoW.. I'm happy to have the newest Qt working.....it looks good. So I go to install the Perl port mentioned above, and it fails. Then I read it needs the older Qt3. I gave up there.

    Tk compiles and installs in a matter of minutes, I will be hard pressed to recommend something that needs 1.5 hours to compile, just to use something that Tk already does.


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Re: Perl/Tk ported to Qt, Qt/Embedded
by zentara (Cardinal) on Dec 19, 2005 at 12:37 UTC
    Sort of an UPDATE

    Hi, to set everything straight, it was announced on comp.lang.perl.tk today ( Dec 19, 2005 ), that this new Perl Pq module has been fixed to compile with gcc 4.0.2 and the newest Qt4 libs. The latest version is at pq-0.7.1


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