Qt-interest Archive, May 2008
How to get rid of /usr includes on Windows
Message 1 in thread
I've been working on a project with Eclipse CDT (with the Qt plugin),
and I've been working with the same workspace stored on a memory stick
as I take it between various Linux and Windows machines. This has led to
a pain with the Qt includes. It would seem an easy thing to fix by
setting the "Qt" property on the project (between the Windows and Linux
version definitions I've created), but, this morning, I CANNOT get rid
of the attempt to load the /usr/... references on Windows. I've
"cleaned" the project several times. I've grepped all the source files,
and I can't find any reference to "usr." Can anyone help me do this sort
of thing in a better way?
Thanks,
dk
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Message 2 in thread
Did you check the .project and .cproject files when you were searching?
Perhaps 'touching' your .pro files and running qmake again will help?
(sometimes I need to do this when changing versions)
Is the Window...Preferences...Qt section setup correctly?
Sorry if these suggestions seem obvious. Hope there's an idea for you
somewhere.
Cheers
Marc
-----Original Message-----
From: David Krider [mailto:david@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, 13 May 2008 11:58 PM
To: qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: How to get rid of /usr includes on Windows
I've been working on a project with Eclipse CDT (with the Qt plugin),
and I've been working with the same workspace stored on a memory stick
as I take it between various Linux and Windows machines. This has led to
a pain with the Qt includes. It would seem an easy thing to fix by
setting the "Qt" property on the project (between the Windows and Linux
version definitions I've created), but, this morning, I CANNOT get rid
of the attempt to load the /usr/... references on Windows. I've
"cleaned" the project several times. I've grepped all the source files,
and I can't find any reference to "usr." Can anyone help me do this sort
of thing in a better way?
Thanks,
dk
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Message 3 in thread
Hi,
I also switch between a Windows and Linux machine on a regular basis,
and just before i'm going to switch I run a "make distclean" too make
sure all files related to the current Os were removed.
Never had problems this was, maybe this will help you.
With kind regards,
Guido Moonen
David Krider schreef:
> I've been working on a project with Eclipse CDT (with the Qt plugin),
> and I've been working with the same workspace stored on a memory stick
> as I take it between various Linux and Windows machines. This has led to
> a pain with the Qt includes. It would seem an easy thing to fix by
> setting the "Qt" property on the project (between the Windows and Linux
> version definitions I've created), but, this morning, I CANNOT get rid
> of the attempt to load the /usr/... references on Windows. I've
> "cleaned" the project several times. I've grepped all the source files,
> and I can't find any reference to "usr." Can anyone help me do this sort
> of thing in a better way?
>
> Thanks,
> dk
>
>
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