The data structure version is supposed to encode any incompatible changes to our compilation unit format. Checking the compile hash and Qt version in addition is redundant and excessively restrictive. [ChangeLog][QtQml] You can now use QML code compiled with Qt Quick Compiler across Qt versions as long as the compilation unit format hasn't changed between those versions. You cannot rely on the compilation unit format to stay unchanged under any specific circumstances. However, we won't change it unnecessarily. Change-Id: I8c407b505ac7fa952f53fa25bb6d4e7caf0fba0c Reviewed-by: Fabian Kosmale <fabian.kosmale@qt.io> |
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README.md
qtdeclarative
The qtdeclarative repository is home to QML, Qt Quick and several related modules:
- Qt QML
- Qt QML Core
- Qt QML Models
- Qt QML WorkerScript
- Qt QML XmlListModel
- Qt Quick
- Qt Quick Controls 2
- Qt Quick Layouts
- Qt Quick Local Storage
- Qt Quick Particles
- Qt Quick Shapes
- Qt Quick Templates
- Qt Quick Test
In addition, there are several Qt Labs modules: