Qt libraries provided with DigiEL-5.0 have been built incorrectly

Embedded Devices Linux
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I’ve found that the Qt 4.4.3 libraries supplied with DigiEL-5.0 have a problem converting between double precision floating point and numerical ASCII representations.

The symptoms that led me to finding this are:
Application locks up using 100% CPU when setting a style sheet that uses a gradient fill pattern.
Application locks up using 100% CPU when using QString to format a double precision number (using QString::arg()).

To fix this problem, the qt-embedded libraries need to be rebuilt, specifying -armfpa on the configure script’s command line. Without -armfpa, the script tries to auto-detect the target’s floating point byte order, but fails and picks an incorrect default, resulting in the libraries using the wrong byte order for floating point internal representations.

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I’ve updated to DigiEL-5.2, and found that the Qt libraries still have this problem.

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Hi, I updated using package manager to del-5_2-qt45 (QT V 4.5.3) and now this is solved.