On 2009-04-28 01:01+0200 Andreas Pakulat wrote:
On 27.04.09 14:50:47, Alan W. Irwin wrote:
On 2009-04-27 18:47+0200 Anders Backman wrote:
I have a problem where I pack the necessary stuff from qt into a dependency
zip file (.h, .lib, .dll and qmake.exe).
I have the path to qmake setup, so that qmake can be found.
Then I unpack that to some specified directory and run cmake on my own code.
My projectgs CMakeLists.txt call FIND_PACKAGE( Qt4 ) which among other
things call:
qmake -query QT_INSTALL_LIBS (
Now this returns with the ORIGINAL build directory, not the new one where
qmake actually exists.
You have gotten a lot of answers, but I think they are too complicated. I am
a Qt newbie, but what works for me under Linux is simply to adjust the PATH
so that the "qmake" command refers to the version that I want. I don't know
why your PATH adjustment did not work, but it certainly works for me. The
PATH adjustment must be done, of course, before building a Qt dependent
project (PLplot in this case) in an initially empty build tree. For
example:
PATH='/home/software/qtsdk-2009.02/qt/bin:'$PATH
The sdk is relocateable, it adjusts the internal paths. Try moving the
sdk folder to somewhere else after installation and then run qmake.
Thats the problem that Anders has [...].
I understand why moving the sdk around after you have unpacked it to a
specific location would screw things up. That's true of lots of software.
So then my advice would be to simplify your life by not moving the sdk from
your initial choice of the install location. However, if you must change
your mind about where you install it (or you are on an OS that doesn't allow
you an initial choice), then follow all the other advice here.
Alan
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