Hi, I'm getting closer to my goal, with a "true module" that can be added as "QT += qsp_xdg" or "find_package(Qt5QspXDG) ; target_link_libraries(...Qt5::QspXDG ..)" The nice thing is that I didn't even have to write a cmake file: good work there!
My initial idea had been to use an object file or static library, and figure out how to pull in the latter even with using any of its symbols). But it looks like shared libraries (OS X frameworks in this case) are always linked if passed to the linker. So even without calling any of its functions or using any of its global variables, my trick with a global variable that calls a QtCore function in its ctor appears to work and have the intended effect. I know it's not the most appropriate place to ask, but is this a guarantee with shared libraries? (I'd add "why the difference with static libs" but that would probably be pushing it :)) R. _______________________________________________ Development mailing list Development@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/development
