sip seems to include it own copies of qt's qmake(.conf) bits, but they seem generic wrong in some places. Wouldn't it make sense to use qt's known-good versions? If so, include something like this snippet in sip's specfile (before actually building it, of course): unset QTDIR || : ; source /etc/profile.d/qt.sh for target in default linux-g++ linux-g++-32 linux-g++-64 ; do test -f $QTDIR/mkspecs/$target/qmake.conf -a -f specs/$target && \ ln -sf $QTDIR/mkspecs/$target/qmake.conf specs/$target done
The qmake config files are ok for using. It does not hurt to use the qmake files from qt-devel. It's now fixed in sip-4.4.5-3. Thanks for your report