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Qt5 compatibility status? #10
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Hey Glenn, I actually went ahead and got it ported to Qt5. It passes the test suite and I have been stress testing it fairly heavily since the last year as one of the core components of Aether and I never had any problems. You can see it here: https://github.com/nehbit/aether-public/blob/master/qt5reactor.py The changes you have to make are fairly minimal. Let me know if you need my help. I can also do a pull request, but it's so small I think you could just lift it from the link. |
On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 10:03 PM, Burak Nehbit [email protected]
I'm, ever more carefully, now, going through the internals one last time. One can go blind looking at things like the kqueue implementations. Glenn H. Tarbox, PhD |
Are there any reports on compatibility of this reactor with Qt5?
I've got this reactor to run without problems on Qt4, but performance of QtWebKit in Qt4 vs Qt5 (12s per page load vs 300ms per page load) is forcing my hand to switch to Qt5. Qt4 and Qt5 are largely compatible, is there anybody who tried such a thing?
And of course, thanks for single–handedly maintaining this. I really appreciate it.
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