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also renaming the embedded_lite qmake switch to be qpa
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Restore original Qt 4.4 behaviour. The capital P headers are not
correct because of frameworks on Mac.
More info, see thread:
http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-multimedia&m=126045273702498&w=2
Task-number: QTBUG-4685
Reviewed-by: Trust Me
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Many Qt autotests require both private symbols and private headers.
Private symbols are turned on using -developer-build.
However, prior to this commit there was no way to install private
headers into the Qt install directory.
This is particularly relevant for packaging systems which use `make
install' to determine what should be packaged. For example, Qt for
Maemo debian packages are effectively unusable for Qt autotests
without this commit.
Reviewed-by: Michael Goddard
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This is the long-standing issue of whether Phonon headers should be
written with a capital P or a lowercase one. KDE releases of Phonon
had <Phonon/CapitalClassName> whereas Qt 4.4 had <phonon/filename.h>.
I tried to solve this before by adding a Phonon subdir next to phonon
in include/, but that only compounded the error: the presence of two
dirs caused problems and the installation wasn't fixed.
So instead try to place Phonon/ClassName inside include/phonon. And
fix the installation to do it properly: just copy the include/$lib dir
into the target, then overwrite the .h files with the sources from
src/$lib.
Reviewed-by: Marius Storm-Olsen
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