qt6: add initial version for building and packaging base of Qt6 #65
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Qt6 is a largely complex beast and given the experience from previous ports of Qt4 and Qt5, it will require quite some more work to accommodate all needs and configurations. Qt6 kind of ditched support for qmake in favour of cmake, at least when it comes to building Qt6 and its official modules itself. The qmake eco-system is and still needs to be supported though, as 3rd party projects are still allowed to use qmake - for the time being at least. Signed-off-by: Mirko Vogt <[email protected]>
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Qt6 is a largely complex beast and given the experience from previous ports of Qt4 and Qt5, it will require quite some more work to accommodate all needs and configurations.
Qt6 kind of ditched support for qmake in favour of cmake, at least when it comes to building Qt6 and its official modules itself.
The qmake eco-system is and still needs to be supported though, as 3rd party projects are still allowed to use qmake - for the time being at least. qmake support for external projects untested for the time being, though.