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

[Atlant Schmidt]

Anton:

> qmake takes the pride to pass things to the moc and looks
> if used, if something needs a remoc + recompile. Someone
> has to do it, if it doesn't.

  Perhaps I'm misreading your reply, and if I am, please
  forgive me, but...

  qmake isn't the thing that "makes" your program. Instead,
  qmake is the "meta-maker": it makes the thing that will then
  make your program. (That is, it produces the actual "make"
  file.)

  Via the information you provide via the .pro/.pri files,
  qmake recognizes the dependencies and creates the make
  file appropriately, but after that, it plays no further part in your
  life until you alter the .pro or .pri files and need to recreate
  the make file. The day-to-day "is this .moc file up-to-date"
  and "is this .obj file up-to-date" is all handled by the make
  file and not by qmake.

  Projects can live very happily never running qmake, or only
  running it once and then just hand-editing the once-generated
  make file(s) after that. This is actually quite common when the
  project includes a lot of non-Qt stuff; it's simpler that way.

                                           Atlant

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From: qt-interest-bounces+aschmidt=dekaresearch.com at qt.nokia.com [mailto:qt-interest-bounces+aschmidt=dekaresearch.com at qt.nokia.com] On Behalf Of Anton Chernov
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 04:32
To: Konstantin Tokarev
Cc: qt-interest at qt.nokia.com
Subject: Re: [Qt-interest] help tracking down memory corruption on Mac Qt 4.7.3 Cocoa (64 bit)

Ok, i got it.

qmake takes the pride to pass things to the moc and looks if used, if something needs a remoc + recompile. Someone has to do it, if it doesn't.

2011/5/26 Anton Chernov <mechernov at gmail.com<mailto:mechernov at gmail.com>>

What about moc's?

2011/5/25 Konstantin Tokarev <annulen at yandex.ru<mailto:annulen at yandex.ru>>



25.05.2011, 18:18, "Anton Chernov" <mechernov at gmail.com<mailto:mechernov at gmail.com>>:
> If you use qt, you use qmake. Even in Notepad.
Really? One can build project which uses Qt with any possible build system, or even without it (e.g. with one long gcc call :)


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Regards,
Konstantin




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