[Qt-interest] help tracking down memory corruption on Mac Qt 4.7.3 Cocoa (64 bit)

[Anton Chernov]

If you use qt, you use qmake. Even in Notepad.

2011/5/25 Paul Miller <paul at fxtech.com>

> >> Konrad - that would be worth looking into except I am building with
> >> XCode. This is the first thing I thought of, because I've
> >> seen this kind
> >> of thing before (a *LONG* time ago, when using make), but not since
> >> using Visual Studio and XCode for my builds. When I change
> >> the header, I
> >> always see the "compiling X/Y files" message and the number
> >> is correct -
> >> it's rebuilding all of the files that depend on the header.
> >
> > Hi Paul,
> >
> > Even though you say all of the dependencies are being built, I know QMake
> > for XCode is buggy - in both 4.7.2 and 4.6.0, I regularly have to rebuild
> > twice after changing a UI file.  The first build seems to run uic, but
> not
> > recompile the form code itself.  Next build does the form code.
>
> I'm not using QMake. I build my projects directly in XCode.
>
> All evidence points to a compiler bug.
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