[Qt-creator] Building non-qt programs
Daniel Molkentin
daniel.molkentin at nokia.com
Thu Jan 8 01:39:45 CET 2009
ext Andree Guenther wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> It seems that it is not possible to build programs that are non-qt.
>
That's not strictly true. It requires qmake, though.
> Is suppose that this is intended, but i think its a bad idea because i
> need another ide for parts of the
> program that have nothing to do with qt.
>
It's not intention, it was simply most important for us to have Qt
application development using qmake first. There are ongoing efforts to
support other buildsystems like CMake and alike. Plain Makefiles could
be supported in the future, but there are not intentions to implement it
at this point.
> (in my case its a network-application with the server-side on an
> embedded system with minimal libs needed)
>
Why not use qmake anyway? If you specify
QT -= core
there should be no remains of Qt, but you get the simplicity of the .pro
syntax (unless you are using a different Makefile generator already)
> I cant find a way to use a cross-compile toolchain either - do i have to
> use make for that?
>
qmake is our solution for a cross compile chain, see
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/qmake-manual.html
Cheers,
Daniel
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Daniel Molkentin, Software Engineer, Nokia Qt Software
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