Qt-interest Archive, April 2008
Using Eclipse rather than XCode??
Message 1 in thread
Hello All,
I have used Eclipse for Java development a few years ago.
I have a client that wants a cross-platform C++/OpenGL app written and
wants a nice way to build cross-platform.
I was thinking Eclipse. But is this possible?
Can one link to OS X Frameworks? (i.e DiscRecording.framework)
Can Eclipse build .apps? (i.e like Mail.app, or bundle files)
Does anyone have any advice? This is not really QT, but maybe someone
knows.
Thanks!
_Jason
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Message 2 in thread
On 2008-04-26 12:30:05 -0400, "J. Todd Slack"
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> Hello All,
>
> I have used Eclipse for Java development a few years ago.
>
> I have a client that wants a cross-platform C++/OpenGL app written and
> wants a nice way to build cross-platform.
>
> I was thinking Eclipse. But is this possible?
>
> Can one link to OS X Frameworks? (i.e DiscRecording.framework)
>
> Can Eclipse build .apps? (i.e like Mail.app, or bundle files)
>
> Does anyone have any advice? This is not really QT, but maybe someone knows.
>
> Thanks!
>
> _Jason
You may want to ask these questions on the cdt news group.
Here is what I can suggest. In Eclipse, create a "Makefile" project and
have qmake generate the makefiles for Eclipse, then use a "Custom Build
Command" to point Eclipse to the proper makefile for your project.
Use qmake to setup the proper links to DiscRecording or anything else
in the OS X system that you need to link against along with any
specific settings to create the .app bundle.
Mike
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