[Qt-interest] how to disable the "lib"

[Francesc Vila]

On Tue Aug  2 10:11:17 2011, tang ke wrote:
> hello, all guys.
> 
> I want to generate a library which is named as "test",
> 
> my pro file as:
> 
> TEMPLATE = lib
> TARGET = test
> 
> 
> but use the windows to compile , it will generate a file named test.dll
> 
> use the linux to compile, it will generate a file named
> libtest.so.1.0.0, and two link file libtest.so.1, libtest.so
> 
> how can I disable the "lib", and don't link the two file.
> 
> I see the Makefile with is generated by qmake, maybe such as the
> TARGET0, TARGETA, TARGETD will be edited.
> 
> thanks in advance.
> 
> 
> 
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In fact, in linux, all libraries start with the prefix lib. And then, 
to link against it you use the switch -ltest (without the lib part). I 
don't know if you can rename it, but I think that the linker expects it 
that way. Is there any reason for this change of default behavior?