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So, I do most of my work on Mac, so that's what I'm using. It took me forever to figure out how to rebuild it as a 64bit app using Qt (I built the Qt5 version,
by fiddlerwoaroof 9y ago
So, I do most of my work on Mac, so that's what I'm using. It took me forever to figure out how to rebuild it as a 64bit app using Qt (I built the Qt5 version, maybe that's part of my problem?). Anyways, once I did that, it started fine but I ran into several issues where changing properties of Data Access components would crash the IDE. (postgresql-related things in particular). If I find time, maybe I'll submit some sort of bug report with a reproducible scenario.
- badsectoracula 9y agoYou are one step ahead of me, i never managed to build the Qt version myself :-P. Although i didn't try much, i rarely use Macs these days and mostly wanted to see if some minor issue i had with the Carbon build would go away with the Qt backend (the Cocoa backend was basically unusable at the time, although i think today it would work ok). TBH i'm not sure if it would be Qt5 or the data access components as personally i don't use either :-P. I use Lazarus to make tools mainly for game development (and mainly for 3D stuff) so i don't use the database features at all. Also i tend to use the Gtk2 backend on Linux, mostly because it is the default but also because it tends to fit better the minimalistic window managers i am using (mainly window maker).