./bin/qtcreator: 3: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

First, there's no $( ) for subshells. You have to use backticks.

Second problem, "VAR=value exec command" doesn't work. Split into
variable setting, exporting and then exec'ing the program.

Third, Solaris doesn't come with readlink, so parse the output of ls -l.

now bin and share are not pegged to linking the executable any more,
but are proper subdirs targets of their own.
unforturnately, qmake is a bit tenacious, so we hack around a bit. :)

more or less in passing by, i removed some superfluous trailing slashes
and added path normalization as well.

Thanks to "catanzag" on the labs blog.

Bug reported and fix suggested by catanzag on Qt Labs blog. Thanks!

Reviewed By: Thorbjorn Lindeijer <thorbjorn.lindeijer@nokia.com>

RevBy: hjk

Details:  LD_LIBRARY_PATH setting still missing

This makes both source and log files more readable and also prevents
gdb from applying extra quoting of its own.

Simple solution after all. This idea got initially dropped early in the
process because it does not handle binary data and using x/x was
way to slow. But since we use only printable characters now thanks
to base64 encoding etc using 'p' becomes feasible again and simplifies
the process vastly as no additional communication channel is needed anymore.

Details: Moving files so that the local layout corresponds to the layout pushed by make install.
Adjust Make target, modify the resource path of the loader to find the resources in the
right place. All pathes are still looked up relative to binaryPath(), libs are found via
relative rpath.

to the "user space" (gdbmacros.cpp)

qualification like 'const char *'