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This was done for a number of reasons:
- In order to get better consistency with the other mkspecs, which
have the target system name followed by a hyphen and the compiler
name.
- There is no real reason why we should have specific mkspecs for
compiling Symbian under Linux, when it is equally likely to work
under other operating systems.
RevBy: Thomas Zander
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Reviewed-by: Trust Me
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Reviewed-by: joerg
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Users may do a CONFIG -= qt which means that the qt.prf won't
be loaded. So, lets make sure we don't have any critical properties
in those files.
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the fork I made for gcce is similar enough to now be shared between gcce and
armcc so move stuff around a bit to avoid the code duplication.
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I call g++ to tell me the library paths for the compiler so
I can pass that on to ld. I'm a bit confused why this is needed,
need to find out if thats expected behavior for gcce
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The defaults are apparently not all that useful in gcce as
elf2e32 doesn't like the stuff generated with them. So provide
some defaults and make a simple structure to set the gcce-only
defaults in one place. The qmake.conf for this mkspec
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This moves some stuff from the common to linux-armcc specific
and updates the cloned gcce specs to do the right thing.
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