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Need to build with Carbon support.
Ride the default with qt3support as it might be handy. Since it's a lengthy build, the previous option didn't work and failed on install stage. Add sqlite support so at least there is some database support by default.
draft since
there is a bodge patch to src/corelib/io/qfilesystemengine.cpp,I need to enable building with OpenSSL 1.1.1,I haven't tested on anything beyond Tiger.When it is ready to land, the PRs 529 575 577 should be reviewed to see if there's any additional bits that should be integrated.This PR basically introduces the changes proposed in PR 529 + fixes the issue building QtHelp & qmake on Tiger.Skipping building with OpenSSL 1.1.1 as the patches I found were for 1.1.0 and more things need guarding off regarding to OpenSSL API usage. Since I don't have an QT application which I could use to test with & the lengthy build time I'm going to mark this ready for review until someone comes up with an application which needs OpenSSL support.
Tested on Tiger powerpc (G5/G4) with GCC 4.0.1, took 208 minutes on a 1.8Ghz iMac G5, 281 minutes a 1.33Ghz PowerBook G4.
Tested on Leopard powerpc (G5/i386) with GCC 4.2, took 204 minutes on a 1.8Ghz iMac G5, 87 minutes on a c2d MacBook Air.
Snow Leopard (x86_64) with GCC 4.2, took 84 minutes on a c2d MacBook Air.
El Capitan with clang, took 79 minutes on a c2d MacBook Air.