On 09.01.22 12:47, Konstantin Shegunov wrote:
In the Qt5 times with qmake I was able to run the makefile generator on
the top of the Qt tree and then import build in Creator for some
specific module I'd wanted to work on. Is something like this still
possible for Qt6 and cmake (I'm currently using the default ninja
generator)?
I don't think that this is possible with CMake.
I've been working around that by (re-)building only the module I'm
working on with qtbase/bin/qt-configure-module in a seperate directory.
That single-module build can then be imported just fine.
I've found that importing the full Qt6 build tree isn't so bad, either.
Incremental builds with ninja are very fast.
Downsides are that initially, parsing all of the source files can take a
while. Also, I'm skipping building the tests by default and would like
to build only a subset (the ones of the module I'm working on).
QtCreator doesn't seem to support EXCLUDE_FROM_ALL tests at all, so I
usually have to resort to the command line for that.
Regards,
Arno
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