Mac OS X compile fixes:

	-disable the "fuege alle libs auf verdacht hinzu" hack and hope we will
         identify the root cause.
	-do not redefine cxa_... on Mac. At least the the Apple Linker is not happy
         with having that symbol defined twice.
        -well DYLD_BOOL could not be casted to bool. changing it to bool works
	-opiecore.pro use the same test as in include.pro to see if we build on linux

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/include.pro b/include.pro
index f32786a..dd388f2 100644
--- a/include.pro
+++ b/include.pro
@@ -51,86 +51,86 @@ sounds.path = $$prefix/sounds/$$TARGET
 sounds.files = sounds/*
 INSTALLS += sounds
 
 # init scripts, default path is /etc/init.d
 init.path = /etc/init.d
 init.files = init.d/*
 INSTALLS += init
 
 # data, default path is /usr/share/$$TARGET
 data.path = /usr/share/$$TARGET
 data.files = share/*
 INSTALLS += data
 
 etc.path = $$prefix/etc/
 etc.files = etc/*
 INSTALLS += etc
 
 apps.path = $$prefix/apps/
 apps.files = apps/*
 INSTALLS += apps
 
 # sounds, default path is $$prefix/sounds/$$TARGET
 sounds.path = $$prefix/sounds/$$TARGET
 sounds.files = sounds/*
 INSTALLS += sounds
 
 # anything in nonstandard paths
 root.path = /
 root.files = root/*
 INSTALLS += root
 
 # new targets
 opie-lupdate.target = opie-lupdate
 opie-lupdate.commands = opie-lupdate  $(PRO)
 
 opie-lrelease.target = opie-lrelease
 opie-lrelease.commands = opie-lrelease $(PRO)
 
 lupdate.target = lupdate
 lupdate.commands = lupdate -noobsolete $(PRO)
 
 lrelease.target = lrelease
 lrelease.commands = lrelease $(PRO)
 
 # new message target to get all strings from the apps with and without tr
 messages.target = messages
 messages.commands = xgettext -C -n -ktr -kQT_TRANSLATE_NOOP $$HEADERS $$SOURCES -o '$(OPIEDIR)/messages-$(QMAKE_TARGET)-tr.po' && xgettext -C -n -a $$HEADERS $$SOURCES -o '$(OPIEDIR)/messages-$(QMAKE_TARGET)-allstrings.po'
 
 ipk.target = ipk
 ipk.commands = tmp=`mktemp -d /tmp/ipkg-opie.XXXXXXXXXX` && ( $(MAKE) INSTALL_ROOT="$$$$tmp" install && ipkg-build $$$$tmp; rm -rf $$$$tmp; )
 
 QMAKE_EXTRA_UNIX_TARGETS += lupdate lrelease ipk opie-lupdate opie-lrelease messages
 
 CONFTEST = $$system( echo $CONFIG_TARGET_MACOSX )
 contains( CONFTEST, y ){
   QMAKE_LFLAGS += -Wl
   LIBS -= -ldl
   LIBS -= -lcrypt 
   LIBS -= -lm
 
   # Manual including indirect referenced libraries which are not loaded
   # by the mac-linker automatically
   # IF YOU COMPILE FOR THE FIRST TIME, COMMENT OUT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING
   # (regarding whether you activate SQL) and the last one (-lopiecore2)
-  CONFTEST = $$system( echo $CONFIG_SQL_PIM_BACKEND )
-  contains( CONFTEST, y ){
-    LIBS += -lopiedb2 -lqpe
-  } else {
-    LIBS += -lqpe
-  }
-  LIBS += -lopiecore2
+  #CONFTEST = $$system( echo $CONFIG_SQL_PIM_BACKEND )
+  #contains( CONFTEST, y ){
+  #  LIBS += -lopiedb2 -lqpe
+  #} else {
+  #  LIBS += -lqpe
+  #}
+  #LIBS += -lopiecore2
 }
 else {
 
 QMAKE_LFLAGS += -Wl,-rpath-link,$$prefix/lib
 # I am not sure whether it is a good idea to change the way plugins is build
 # on linux. Therefore I remove the "plugin" term, which is needed by MacOS-X
 CONFIG -= plugin
 }
 LIBS += -L$(OPIEDIR)/lib
 
 MOC_DIR=.moc/$(PLATFORM)
 OBJECTS_DIR=.obj/$(PLATFORM)
 
 #was here now at thetop
 #include( $(OPIEDIR)/gen.pro )