* update to 5.12.4
* removed port qt5-modularscripts and split it functionality into more functions into qt5-base
* added qt_port_hashes.cmake for simpler upgrade.
* added optional VCPKG_QT_HOST_MKSPEC and VCPKG_QT_TARGET_MKSPEC to select QTs build mkspecs from a triplet
* qt_<config>.conf are now copied from the build dir instead from the port dir
* fixed freetype dependencies.
* cleanup of vcpkg_qmake scripts. No strange/unclear replacements anymore.
* introduced vcpkg_buildpath_length_warning
* changed directory layout of the qt5 installation executables and mkspecs a bit.
* update CONTROL files and version variable
* fix qt5 linkage in debug
* revert target_link_libraries to set_property
* revert mqtt to 5.12.1 since 5.12.3 is not released yet
* update mqtt to 5.12.3
* update hashes
* remove unnecessary patch
* fix qmldevtools debug linkage for qt5-tools
* [qt5-macextras] Add qt5-macextras port
* [cutelyst2] Fix install on mac
* [qt5-purchasing] Add missing dependency on qt5-declarative
* [qt5] Ensure we link to required libraries for qt5 static build
* [qscintilla] Fix install on mac
* [libqglviewer] Fix install paths on mac
* [libqglviewer] Fix regressions
* [qscintilla] Fix regressions
* Bump version numbers
* [qt5] restore harfbuzz on osx
* [qt5-modularscripts] Split build steps
When building modules not available from the vendor download side, the
build process stays the same. Create two functions, one for accessing
the sources, the other for compilation.
* [qtmqtt] Add new port (#5736)
* Update qt5-base to 5.12.1
* update qt5-declarative to 5.12.1
* update qt5-modularscripts for 5.12.1
* update qt5-3d to 5.12.1
* update qt5-activeqt to 5.12.1
* add qt5-connectivity
* update qt5-charts to 5.12.1
* update qt5-datavis3d to 5.12.1
* update qt5-gamepad to 5.12.1
* update qt5-graphicaleffects to 5.12.1
* update qt5-imageformats to 5.12.1
* add qt5-location
* update qt5-multimedia to 5.12.1
* update qt5-networkauth to 5.12.1
* add qt5-purchasing
* update qt5-quickcontrols to 5.12.1
* update qt5-quickcontrols2 to 5.12.1
* add qt5-remoteobjects
* update qt5-script to 5.12.1
* update qt5-scxml to 5.12.1
* add qt5-sensors
* update qt5-serialport to 5.12.1
* update qt5-speech to 5.12.1
* update qt5-svg to 5.12.1
* update qt5-tools to 5.12.1
* update qt5-virtualkeyboard to 5.12.1
* add qt5-webchannel
* update qt5-websockets to 5.12.1
* update qt5-winextras to 5.12.1
* update qt5-xmlpatterns to 5.12.1
* update framework port to 5.12.1 and include the new modules
* fix building qt5-base on linux
* [qt5] Remove non-alphanumerical ASCII chars from dependencies
* update qt5-base to 5.12
* update modules to 5.12 (qt5-declarative and dependents don't work yet)
* fix qt5-declarative for 5.12 and some hashes.
* add qt5-declarative as dependency for qt5-graphicaleffects
This commit moves a few .lib files to subfolders to prevent them from
automatically getting linked:
Qt5Bootstrap (dbg):
This lib is linked against a release version of the CRT and is only
meant for release builds. For debug builds, this lib should not be
linked at all.
qtmain (rel), qtmaind (dbg),
Qt5AxServer (rel), Qt5AxServerd (dbg):
These libs are mutually exclusive. The user either links against
qtmain(d) for desktop applications or against Qt5AxServer(d) for ActiveX
servers.
See https://github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg/issues/1442 for more information.
Removed the parameters for Windows styles because they prevent proper style rendering (defaults to Windows 9x style).
Removed the parameter for the fusion style for consistency.
Bumps version to 5.7.1-2
This fixes several issues:
- Prevents a hang for user input during the build.
- Moves the tools into a subdirectory so their DLLs do not interfere with other packages.
- Adds the currently installed DLLs to the path so that tools compiled during the build can be run.
- Uses our system's copy of double-conversion.
- No longer uses looped builds; I haven't seen issues since the update to JOM 1.1.2
- Works around an issue with Qt5Bootstrap (QTBUG-55499)
Regressions to fix:
- Disables many subcomponents
This solves the issue where some software bundles (git) provide multiple executables in the same folder, which can override other desired programs (link.exe).
