[Qt-creator] debugging

[Tom Deblauwe]

André Pönitz wrote:
> Basically yes. For "other" code you get the "C style view of the world"  ;-}
>   

auch! :)

That is really unfortunate, it was a feature I was desperate for.

> However, there should be code like
>
>   #include <qglobal.h> 
>   int qtGhVersion = QT_VERSION; 
>   #if (QT_VERSION >= 0x040400) 
>
> in gdbmacros.cpp to avoid compilation of that part. This check was added
> pretty late in the process. Is it missing in your case?
>   
It is not missing, but after some investigation, I've seen what the 
problem is. I have an external library for my project, which doesn't use 
Qt at all. I am compiling it using qmake, but have added "CONFIG -= qt" 
to it's .pro file to compile it without linking to Qt. So when 
compiling, the Qt include directories are not added to the g++ command 
line, but gdbmacros.cpp is added. So gdbmacros.cpp doesn't compile of 
course.
Maybe adding a scope to the "-after" lines would solve it? something 
like you would use in .pro files:
-after "qt { SOURCES*=........../gdbmacros.cpp }"

Best regards,
Tom,