Qt-interest Archive, December 2007
Generating XCode project files
Message 1 in thread
I'm just starting out with Qt and cross-platform development so
apologies if the answer to this question is obvious.
I'm porting from Windows (Visual Studio) to OS X (XCode). It seems
that the suggested route for doing this is to export a basic .pro file
from Visual Studio. Then customise it and generate an xcode project
file using qmake -spec macx_xcode. Future changes can be made by
editing the .pro and .pri files and recreating the xcode project
accordingly.
Does this really work in practice? Or do you always end up having to
modify and maintain the xcode project manually?
Many thanks
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Message 2 in thread
Sorry I misread what you first wrote, so by using Visual Studio's
export to .pro file, you would make that project "dirty" or "not
cross-platform".
So create a good, cross-platform .pro files for the first step.
Regards,
Jesse
On 12/10/07, Robin Charlton <charlton.robin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm just starting out with Qt and cross-platform development so
> apologies if the answer to this question is obvious.
>
> I'm porting from Windows (Visual Studio) to OS X (XCode). It seems
> that the suggested route for doing this is to export a basic .pro file
> from Visual Studio. Then customise it and generate an xcode project
> file using qmake -spec macx_xcode. Future changes can be made by
> editing the .pro and .pri files and recreating the xcode project
> accordingly.
>
> Does this really work in practice? Or do you always end up having to
> modify and maintain the xcode project manually?
>
> Many thanks
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> charlton.robin@xxxxxxxxx
>
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