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Actually, I was bitten by the following line in pydistutils.py:
QMAKE = os.path.expanduser('~/qt/bin/qmake') if 'darwin' in sys.platform else'qmake'
That's really not a lot of fun if you have qt3-devel and qt-devel-4 installed on your system, as you can in Fedora 10. The default qmake is from qt3, which causes compilation errors. The qt4 version is qmake-qt4, which you can also get as qmake if you have /usr/lib64/qt4/bin first on your $PATH.
So, after changing that line from 'qmake' to 'qmake-qt4', it built just fine. Now to hack together a .spec file so I can have some distro-friendly update management...
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