There is a feature I really like in qt creator and it is the Shadow build. When the Shadow Build is on, all the generated files (*.moc, Makefile, *.o) will be generated in a given source directory, so
I want the compiled application to have the commit number, source files checksums and other things to be available during the compilation.
I created a class (say, myclass.h/cpp).I want to use the class from many different places. Therefore, I put those files in a folder (say, C:\\cpp_include) and I want to include them from whatever fold
I\'ve downloaded a package and am trying to build/install it. The project\'s wiki page has a command that looks like
I\'m using QTCreator as a code editor for my C++ project, not using the real features of the qmake compilation process.
I\'ve been working on a project using OpenCV for a while, and am ready to upgrade my user interface from using cvWaitKey() to get key presses and emulating buttons with trackbars. Ha. So I\'ve decided
Wanted to try using qt creator (coming from eclipse cdt) and I\'m trying to get my project to build.Unfortunately, qmake is adding -L/usr/lib to the linker options by itself, making it link to the wro
I\'m trying to open an xml file in the current location of the executable QString path = QDir::currentPath();
When I\'m compiling my Qt project for Windows I receive these 2 warnings: Makefile.Debug:109: warning: overriding comman开发者_运维知识库ds for target `debug/moc_mainwindow.cpp\'
I\'m developing a Qt application in Linux using Qt Creator (2.1 RC). I\'ve created 2 projects, and used the wizard to add the library project to the application project. However when I run it, I recei
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