On 28/05/2020 13.19, Adam Light wrote:
if a .cpp file has a #include "myclass.moc" type statement, that .cpp
file has to be processed by moc
Huh? *Why*?
AFAIK that's just... wrong.
MOC needs to process files that do metaobject things (e.g. use
Q_OBJECT). Including a .moc in a .cpp does not affect whether that .cpp
does metoobject things. Either you already needed to process it, or you
don't, and adding a .moc include doesn't change that. (And your *build
system* should be, without doing *any* sort of resolution of includes,
processing your input files to determine whether or not to even *invoke*
MOC at all.)
This sounds like a problem with your build setup.
--
Matthew
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