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    copied!<p>I'm trying to install Riverbank's PyQt for the first time, and from reading some other questions here, it looks like I need to update my Qt from 4.6 to 4.7. I've downloaded QtSDK, PyQt, and sip all within the last 2 days, so they all should be the latest.</p> <p>I've installed Qt 4.6 before, and it put everything where I would expect. For example, I have a directory /usr/local/Qt4.6 that has a couple files in it, and other files, like frameworks, seem to be where I'd expect them.</p> <p>Now, with Qt4.7, it looks like there's this huge package (QtSDK) that include mobile, and when the installation is done(installed into /Developer/QtSDK without issues using the online installer), I look in what I thought were the expected areas:</p> <p>/usr/include - only 4.6, no 4.7</p> <p>/Library/Frameworks - time stamps over a year old, indicating it's my 4.6 install</p> <p>/Developer/Tools/Qt - time stamps over a year old</p> <p>/usr/local - only 4.6, no 4.7</p> <p>/Developer/Applications/Qt/plugins - time stamps over a year old</p> <p>and I don't see Qt4.7 anywhere - I don't think I saw anything install outside of the /Developer/QtSDK area. I don't remember having to do anything special to more 4.6 into place. Is there some kind of make install type stuff I need to do for 4.7 after the online install finishes?</p> <p>Or do I need to add stuff to a bunch of environment PATHs or configure files to point to the new Qt4.7?</p> <p>When I try to run the configure.py for PyQt, it thinks my Qt version is 4.6(and chokes on QDBusPendingCall), so I'm pretty sure it's not seeing the newer install.</p> <p>My Mac is Snow Leopard 10.6.8.</p> <p>Thanks in advance!</p>
 

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