comparison configure @ 808:67003fb58ba4

Merge from branch "qt5". This revision actually builds with Qt4 (late releases) or Qt5, though it will warn on configure with Qt4.

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 # Factoring default headers for most tests.

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 vamphostsdk_CFLAGS
 vamp_LIBS

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