1 files changed, 1 insertions, 86 deletions
diff --git a/src/s60main/newallocator_hook.cpp b/src/s60main/newallocator_hook.cpp
index 9ea2ef0..9cc6afb 100644
--- a/src/s60main/newallocator_hook.cpp
+++ b/src/s60main/newallocator_hook.cpp
@@ -41,11 +41,6 @@
 #include <e32std.h>
 #include <qglobal.h>
 
-#ifdef QT_EXPORTS_NOT_FROZEN
-// If exports in Qt DLLs are not frozen in this build, then we have to pick up the
-// allocator creation function by import link. We know the function will be present
-// in the DLLs we test with, as we have to use the DLLs we have built.
-
 struct SStdEpocThreadCreateInfo;
 
 Q_CORE_EXPORT TInt qt_symbian_SetupThreadHeap(TBool aNotFirst, SStdEpocThreadCreateInfo& aInfo);
@@ -56,88 +51,8 @@ Q_CORE_EXPORT TInt qt_symbian_SetupThreadHeap(TBool aNotFirst, SStdEpocThreadCre
  * Uses link-time symbol preemption to capture a call from the application
  * startup. On return, there is some kind of heap allocator installed on the
  * thread.
-*/
+*/ 
 TInt UserHeap::SetupThreadHeap(TBool aNotFirst, SStdEpocThreadCreateInfo& aInfo)
 {
     return qt_symbian_SetupThreadHeap(aNotFirst, aInfo);
 }
-
-#else // QT_EXPORTS_NOT_FROZEN
-// If we are using an export frozen build, it should be compatible with all 4.7.x Qt releases.
-// We want to use the allocator creation function introduced in qtcore.dll after 4.7.1. But we
-// can't import link to it, as it may not be present in whatever 4.7.x DLLs we are running with.
-// So the function is found and called dynamically, by library lookup. If it is not found, we
-// use the OS allocator creation functions instead.
-
-struct SThreadCreateInfo
-    {
-    TAny* iHandle;
-    TInt iType;
-    TThreadFunction iFunction;
-    TAny* iPtr;
-    TAny* iSupervisorStack;
-    TInt iSupervisorStackSize;
-    TAny* iUserStack;
-    TInt iUserStackSize;
-    TInt iInitialThreadPriority;
-    TPtrC iName;
-    TInt iTotalSize;    // Size including any extras (must be a multiple of 8 bytes)
-    };
-
-struct SStdEpocThreadCreateInfo : public SThreadCreateInfo
-    {
-    RAllocator* iAllocator;
-    TInt iHeapInitialSize;
-    TInt iHeapMaxSize;
-    TInt iPadding;      // Make structure size a multiple of 8 bytes
-    };
-
-
-/* \internal
- *
- * Uses link-time symbol preemption to capture a call from the application
- * startup. On return, there is some kind of heap allocator installed on the
- * thread.
-*/
-TInt UserHeap::SetupThreadHeap(TBool aNotFirst, SStdEpocThreadCreateInfo& aInfo)
-{
-    TInt r = KErrNone;
-
-#ifndef __WINS__
-    // attempt to create the fast allocator through a known export ordinal in qtcore.dll
-    RLibrary qtcore;
-    if (qtcore.Load(_L("qtcore.dll")) == KErrNone)
-    {
-        const int qt_symbian_SetupThreadHeap_eabi_ordinal = 3713;
-        TLibraryFunction libFunc = qtcore.Lookup(qt_symbian_SetupThreadHeap_eabi_ordinal);
-        if (libFunc)
-        {
-            typedef int (*TSetupThreadHeapFunc)(TBool aNotFirst, SStdEpocThreadCreateInfo& aInfo);
-            TSetupThreadHeapFunc p_qt_symbian_SetupThreadHeap = TSetupThreadHeapFunc(libFunc);
-            r = (*p_qt_symbian_SetupThreadHeap)(aNotFirst, aInfo);
-        }
-        qtcore.Close();
-        if (libFunc)
-            return r;
-    }
-#endif
-
-    // no fast allocator support - use default allocator creation
-    if (!aInfo.iAllocator && aInfo.iHeapInitialSize>0)
-        {
-        // new heap required
-        RHeap* pH = NULL;
-        r = UserHeap::CreateThreadHeap(aInfo, pH);
-        }
-    else if (aInfo.iAllocator)
-        {
-        // sharing a heap
-        RAllocator* pA = aInfo.iAllocator;
-        pA->Open();
-        User::SwitchAllocator(pA);
-        r = KErrNone;
-        }
-    return r;
-}
-
-#endif // QT_EXPORTS_NOT_FROZEN