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menuconfig QTE
	bool
	prompt "QT Embedded           "
	select HOST_QTE
	depends on BROKEN
	help
	  Qt/Embedded, the embedded Linux port of Qt, is a
	  complete and self-contained C++ GUI and platform
	  development tool for Linux-based embedded development.

config QTE_SHARED
	bool
	prompt "Build shared QT/E library"
	depends on QTE

config QTE_TSLIB
	bool
	prompt "Build QT/E library with tslib support"
	depends on QTE
	select TSLIB
	help
	  Tslib is an abstraction layer for touchscreen panel
	  events, as well as a filter stack for the manipulation
	  of those events.

config QTE_THREAD
	bool
	prompt "Build QT/E library with threading support"
	depends on QTE

config QTE_STL
	bool
	prompt "Build QT/E library with STL support"
	depends on QTE
	help
	  The STL option will make it possible for you to use STL
	  code in your Qt code. In addition the Qt template
	  classes will support APIs that make it easy to convert
	  from and to STL types.
	  If you want to use stl in a non Qt sentence, then you
	  don't need to enable this option, but it would be wise
	  to do CONFIG+=stl in your .profile as this turns it on
	  in the compiler if necessary. Visual C++ needs stl to
	  be turned on in your .pro file for example, otherwise
	  it will issue a lot of warnings that mention the -GX
	  option.