Re: [Mingw-cross-env-list] Qt libjscore.a not installed

[Mark Brand]

> Using shared Qt libs looks like the only known solution for linking an 
> application to both QtWebKit and QtScript at this point.

If you want to try out building shared Qt, the following patch seems to 
work well on the development branch:

diff --git a/src/qt.mk b/src/qt.mk
index 097f61a..21a492b 100644
--- a/src/qt.mk
+++ b/src/qt.mk
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ define $(PKG)_BUILD
         -force-pkg-config \
         -release \
         -exceptions \
-        -static \
+        -shared \
         -prefix '$(PREFIX)/$(TARGET)' \
         -prefix-install \
         -script \
@@ -43,8 +43,7 @@ define $(PKG)_BUILD
         -webkit \
         -no-glib \
         -no-gstreamer \
-        -no-phonon \
-        -no-phonon-backend \
+        -phonon \
         -accessibility \
         -no-reduce-exports \
         -no-rpath \
@@ -52,10 +51,10 @@ define $(PKG)_BUILD
         -nomake demos \
         -nomake docs \
         -nomake examples \
-        -qt-sql-sqlite \
-        -qt-sql-odbc \
-        -qt-sql-psql \
-        -qt-sql-tds -D Q_USE_SYBASE \
+        -plugin-sql-sqlite \
+        -plugin-sql-odbc \
+        -plugin-sql-psql \
+        -plugin-sql-tds -D Q_USE_SYBASE \
         -system-zlib \
         -system-libpng \
         -system-libjpeg \