[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #55282] QT_CPPFLAGS and QT_LDFLAGS not always present when needed

[Ben Abbott]

Follow-up Comment #13, bug #55282 (project octave):

Ok. Understood.

The problem is on macOS the module include-files are located in separate
frameworks. While on linux the includes for each module are contained in
subdirectories of one directory. Thus "# include <module/include.h>" works on
linux, but cannot work on macOS unless the linux directory structure is
created using symbolic links. The Qt from Homebrew is setup this way (so
-I/usr/opt/qt/include could be added to each module's pc-file). However, I
don't know if this directory structure is Homebrew's creation or part of Qt.
If the latter, a bug report could be filed.

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