Does nothing if no declarative directories installed.

Reviewed-by: mauricek

Moved the certificate/key to the src/s60installs path.
Updated createpackage.pl to look in this new location.

Task-number: QTBUG-4553
Reviewed-by: axis

I certainly didn't read it well enough to notice I needed the third
parameter with template pkg files.

Reviewed-by: Jason Barron
(cherry picked from commit 36304a764fb4ee0cc7cc26033c05c8d70c87b4b5)

Syncqt was relying on the order that headers appear in the filesystem.
That order is effectively non-deterministic, meaning that the files
generated when running syncqt on different copies of the same source are
very hard to compare.

For example, when generating source packages for the same sha1 twice in
a row, you would expect to get identical source packages, but you don't
because each packaging run downlaods the source tree from git, thus
randomizing the order of files on the filesystem.

This commit forces syncqt to be deterministic by making it sort each
directory it reads before it processes the directory.

On a side note: syncqt should probably be using Perl's File::Find
function instead of recursing through directories itself.

Reviewed-by: Lincoln Ramsay

This introduces an undocumented "phonon_compat" subdir and also adds
it to the INCLUDEPATH when QT += phonon is specified. With this, these
styles of #includes should be supported:

 #include <Phonon>
 #include <Phonon/Phonon>
 #include <phonon>
 #include <phonon/phonon>
 #include <Phonon/MediaObject>
 #include <phonon/mediaobject.h>

Still need to check if the headers get installed during "make
install". I couldn't find where in our code that is done.

BT: yes
Reviewed-By: Trust Me

Reviewed-by: Trust Me

Reviewed-by: Trust Me

This commit extends createpackage with capability to sign the SIS
file with several certificates. The certificates need to be listed
in text file. The file can have several certificates, each specified in
separate line. The certificate, key and passphrase in line must be ';'
separated. Lines starting with '#' are treated as a comments. Also
empty lines in the file are ignored. The paths in certificate info file
can be absolute or relative to the given file.

Example syntax for certificateinfo file (mycerts.txt):

    # This is comment line, also the empty lines are ignored
    rd.cer;rd-key.pem
    .\cert\mycert.cer;.\cert\mykey.key;yourpassword
    X:\QtS60\selfsigned.cer;X:\QtS60\selfsigned.key

To use this file the creatapackage has to be invokes as follows:

    createpackage.pl -c=mycerts.txt templatepkg release-armv5

Reviewed-by: Shane Kearns
Reviewed-by: Miikka Heikkinen

Reviewed-by: Trust Me