Hi,
So, I opted for the most robust way I found. Finally, I just use my
macro to find qmake, then I let qmake doing the whole job (that is,
creating the make file). For this, I've created the following
Makefile.am (nearly the same as in automake docs) :
qt-project.pro:
$(QT_QMAKE) -project -o $@
Makefile.qmake: qt-project.pro
$(QT_QMAKE) -makefile -o Makefile.qmake qt-project.pro
all-local: Makefile.qmake
$(MAKE) -f Makefile.qmake $(AM_MAKEFLAGS) all
check-local: Makefile.qmake
$(MAKE) -f Makefile.qmake $(AM_MAKEFLAGS) test
clean-local: Makefile.qmake
$(MAKE) -f Makefile.qmake $(AM_MAKEFLAGS) clean
rm -f qt-project.pro Makefile.qmake
It works rather well. But with one major drawback, Makefile.qmake
builds my app in the top subproject directory. What should I do, in
order to have it in the bin directory instead ?
Thanks for your interest,
Yvan
PS: I will maybe try to seek in Qt mkspecs directory, then parse (lazy
parse?) the relevant files in order to correctly set builder and
linker flags, but I have unfortunately no time to do this yet (I think
it should be robust, to do it that way).
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