01:05:21 <Snipa> Thankfully, no, once resolved, it should be pretty much done forever.
01:05:31 <Snipa> As once QT's built, qmake can just be reused.
01:58:38 <scoobybejesus> dsc_ used to have a trick for building QT quickly, i thought..  like QT Creator will cache a bunch of stuff perhaps.. or maybe there was more to it.. i'm drawing a blank, and never done it
18:18:04 <dsc_> scoobybejesus: pff.. building static Qt is a headache. I think xiphon is most experienced here (or anyone with in-depth C++/unix knowledge)
18:51:11 <dsc_> I plan on doing some GUI dev soon again
18:57:59 <selsta> sir dsc
19:00:15 <dsc_> hello this is dsc speaking
19:00:29 <selsta> hello sir
19:00:32 <selsta> when gui dev
19:00:40 <dEBRUYNE> Nice one dsc_ :D
19:01:39 <dsc_> ^_^
19:04:50 <selsta> .merges
19:04:50 -xmr-pr- #2764 #2769
22:40:30 <Snipa> QT static just takes a ton of time to build mostly, so you end up waiting a ton for it to finish.  Even on high core machines + NVMe's, a clean takes 5-10 minutes, a build can take a half-hour.
22:41:00 <Snipa> For debugging one small part.  I think I'm almost there, I'm just trying to avoid accidently nuking my install mucking with freetype.
22:41:09 <Snipa> Need to get it into the main library include paths so it settles down.