[Qt-creator] cross platform compiling

[Dan White]

Are you using a cross compiler or just sharing disk space between a  
Mac and an XP box (real or virtoal) ?
I'm wondering if it is worth the fuss to set up a cross compiler

On Nov 20, 2008, at 7:07 PM, Israel Brewster wrote:

> For what it's worth, I have a project that I have been working on both
> on Mac OSX 10.5.5 and Windows XP. I am actually sharing the same
> source directory/pro file between the two, and it works fine, using
> QtCreator to build on both sides. I just have to make sure to do a
> clean when switching from one platform to the other, or else it gets
> confused :)
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> On Nov 20, 2008, at 12:26 PM, Adam Higerd wrote:
>
>> Jonas Van der Aa wrote:
>>> So I should just copy the source files to the new project then?
>>> I'm currently considering dropping Qt Creator for a while.
>>> My Mac version chrashes everytime I try to use tab complete and the
>>> executables created by the windows version crash right on startup.
>>>
>>> Jonas Van der Aa
>>
>> You can use the same source files, and even the same project file; no
>> problem there at all. You just can't produce a Mac .app on Windows
>> or a
>> Windows .exe on Mac. You'll want to reboot into the desired target  
>> for
>> compilation.
>>
>> As far as the Windows stuff crashing, it's rather unlikely that
>> Creator
>> is the culprit -- if you build the same source files from the command
>> line, does it still crash?
>>
>> /s/ Adam
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