Qt 4.7: Developing Qt Applications for Mac OS X
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/developing-on-mac.html

Qt 4.7: Deploying an Application on Mac OS X
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/stable/deployment-mac.html

autotools are not very common for pure Qt projects. You might get a quicker answer in some autotools forum.

Of course you could also consider moving to CMake, another more modern configuration tool.

CMake would be a better option than autotools.

Next question, and i guess i’ll leave it in this thread:

Does libQtGUI exist in the framework? I can’t find it with ‘locate’ and i don’t see it when i manually inspect QtGui.framework.

The path is

QtGui.framework/QtGui.framework

which is a symlink to

QtGui.framework/Versions/4/QtGui

It’s not forbidden to ‘cd’ into the directories and look yourself ;-P

As i said, i had manually inspected the framework. I was expecting to find something that started with ‘lib’ and so ignored QtGui.

Anyway, thanks.

Ok, thought you had not seen that files.

Seems to be another incarnation of Apple’s former claim “Think different” :-)

Oh, and be aware – this naming schemes holds for framework libraries (those within a xxx.framework bundle) only. “Regular” libraries are named the usual libFooBar.dylib, including Qt plugins.

Okeh, thanks!