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I'm trying to build Qt6.3.0 from sources. I'm new in qt and trying to build static version. I'm use this tree: C:/Qt/6.3.0/Src C:/Qt/6.3.0/static In C:/Qt/6.3.0
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I was installing the library Eigen on Ubuntu. I followed the instructions by creating a "build directory" alongside the downloaded source directory. That is, I