[Qt-interest] passing in compile flags from qmake

[Aaron Lewis]

    DEFINES

qmake adds the values of this variable as compiler C preprocessor macros 
(-D option).

For example:

 DEFINES += USE_MY_STUFF QT_DLL



Hope it helps ;-)


David Boosalis wrote:
> On one platform I have a mysql password set as "passwordA", on the 
> other platform I have set to "passwordB". I just comment out one line 
> or the other.  Both platforms share the same CVS source code, and 
> although it is much to vi the source and comment out the wrong password as
>
> //QString password = "passwordA";
> QString password = "passwordB";
>
> I'd like to add it as a QMake or Make option, so I do not have to edit 
> the file.  What I am asking is how do I pass a #define to the compiler
> I invision the source code to look something like this.
>
> #ifdef platfromA
> QString password = "passwordA";
> #else
> QString password = "passwordB";
> #endif
>
> How does one set such a flag in project file ?
>
> Thanks in advance for any help
> -David
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