There is no real motivation behind my question besides curiosity and experimentation.
Will Qt be an integral part of application development on genode or is it just there for legacy support?
I was interested attempting a port of Qt5 to L4Re but I've recently become more interested in genode as a platform to experiment with.
On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 2:19 PM, Norman Feske <norman.feske@...1...>wrote:
Hi Robert,
Qt platform abstraction layer provides a simpler and easier to maintain method of porting Qt to other platforms. Are there plans to upgrade the current Qt port in Genode to make use of the Qt platform abstraction
layer?
I agree that QPA is a very welcome improvement. We will will certainly adopt it for our port of Qt4 to Genode. That said, our current solution works quite well, too. So switching to QPA is not an urgent matter for us. I think a good time for the switch would be when we move from Qt4 to Qt5. But I do not see this happen before the end of the year.
Which immediate benefits do you see from switching over to QPA? Maybe knowing the motivation behind your question would create an additional incentive to take on this project?
Cheers Norman
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