版本：qt-everywhere-opensource-src-4.7.0.tar.gz
nzm@ubuntu:~/qt/qt-4.7.0-arm$ gedit configure
Qt for Embedded Linux only:
-xplatform target ... The target platform when cross-compiling.
-no-feature-<feature> Do not compile in <feature>.
-feature-<feature> .. Compile in <feature>. The available features
are described in src/corelib/global/qfeatures.txt
-embedded <arch> .... This will enable the embedded build, you must have a
proper license for this switch to work.
Example values for <arch>: arm mips x86 generic
-armfpa ............. Target platform uses the ARM-FPA floating point format.
-no-armfpa .......... Target platform does not use the ARM-FPA floating point format.
The floating point format is usually autodetected by configure. Use this
to override the detected value.
-little-endian ...... Target platform is little endian (LSB first).
-big-endian ......... Target platform is big endian (MSB first).
-host-little-endian . Host platform is little endian (LSB first).
-host-big-endian .... Host platform is big endian (MSB first).
You only need to specify the endianness when
cross-compiling, otherwise the host
endianness will be used.
-no-freetype ........ Do not compile in Freetype2 support.
-qt-freetype ........ Use the libfreetype bundled with Qt.
* -system-freetype .... Use libfreetype from the operating system.
See http://www.freetype.org/
-qconfig local ...... Use src/corelib/global/qconfig-local.h rather than the
default ($CFG_QCONFIG).
-depths <list> ...... Comma-separated list of supported bit-per-pixel
depths, from: 1, 4, 8, 12, 15, 16, 18, 24, 32 and 'all'.
-qt-decoration-<style> ....Enable a decoration <style> in the QtGui library,
by default all available decorations are on.
Possible values for <style>: [ $CFG_DECORATION_AVAILABLE ]
-plugin-decoration-<style> Enable decoration <style> as a plugin to be
linked to at run time.
Possible values for <style>: [ $CFG_DECORATION_PLUGIN_AVAILABLE ]
-no-decoration-<style> ....Disable decoration <style> entirely.
Possible values for <style>: [ $CFG_DECORATION_AVAILABLE ]
-no-opengl .......... Do not support OpenGL.
-opengl <api> ....... Enable OpenGL ES support
With no parameter, this will attempt to auto-detect OpenGL ES 1.x
or 2.x. Use es1 or es2 for <api> to override auto-detection.
NOTE: A QGLScreen driver for the hardware is required to support
OpenGL ES on Qt for Embedded Linux.
-qt-gfx-<driver> ... Enable a graphics <driver> in the QtGui library.
Possible values for <driver>: [ $CFG_GFX_AVAILABLE ]
-plugin-gfx-<driver> Enable graphics <driver> as a plugin to be
linked to at run time.
Possible values for <driver>: [ $CFG_GFX_PLUGIN_AVAILABLE ]
-no-gfx-<driver> ... Disable graphics <driver> entirely.
Possible values for <driver>: [ $CFG_GFX_AVAILABLE ]
-qt-kbd-<driver> ... Enable a keyboard <driver> in the QtGui library.
Possible values for <driver>: [ $CFG_KBD_AVAILABLE ]
-plugin-kbd-<driver> Enable keyboard <driver> as a plugin to be linked to
at runtime.
Possible values for <driver>: [ $CFG_KBD_PLUGIN_AVAILABLE ]
-no-kbd-<driver> ... Disable keyboard <driver> entirely.
Possible values for <driver>: [ $CFG_KBD_AVAILABLE ]
-qt-mouse-<driver> ... Enable a mouse <driver> in the QtGui library.
Possible values for <driver>: [ $CFG_MOUSE_AVAILABLE ]
-plugin-mouse-<driver> Enable mouse <driver> as a plugin to be linked to
at runtime.
Possible values for <driver>: [ $CFG_MOUSE_PLUGIN_AVAILABLE ]
-no-mouse-<driver> ... Disable mouse <driver> entirely.
Possible values for <driver>: [ $CFG_MOUSE_AVAILABLE ]
-iwmmxt ............ Compile using the iWMMXt instruction set
(available on some XScale CPUs).
-no-neon ........... Do not compile with use of NEON instructions.