The string was used as the return value of QLibraryInfo::build() and
also string-pasted into the format string in qt_core_boilerplate(). As
a proper substring (not suffix) of the format string, QT_BUILD_STR
could not be shared among the two users.
Fix by interpolating QT_BUILD_STR into the format string, so
QT_BUILD_STR appears by itself in both functions. The string should
now be shared, but compilers have quite low limits on lengths of
strings they will share, so turn the macro into an static function so
the actual string literal appears only once, guaranteeing
de-duplication.
It also feels a bit safer to interpolate the build string instead of
pasting it into the format string; it's not immediately obvious that
it cannot contain %s itself, even if we could expect a compiler
warning in that case.
Change-Id: I69d90c37c3a3dcf8ac46d4f36e7c0d2cf3b947af
Reviewed-by: Thiago Macieira <thiago.macieira@intel.com>
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