I have made a quick "port" of qt_dro to emc2.
The Submakefile for qt_dro was not very different from what Paul suggested:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
emc/qt_dro/moc_qtdro.cc: emc/qt_dro/qtdro.hh
moc -o $@ $<
../bin/qtdro: emc/qt_dro/qtdro.cc emc/qt_dro/moc_qtdro.cc \
../lib/libemc.a ../lib/libnml.so
$(CXX) $(CXXFLAGS) -I/usr/include/qt3 -o $@ $^ -lqt-mt
userspace: ../bin/qtdro
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
an addition to the top-level Makefile to recognize the new directory, as well
as a small change to the inifile handling was necessary. A "proper" port would
do a few more things like not hardcode -I/usr/include/qt3, but instead check
for the presence of qt at configure time.
A full patch against emc2's CVS HEAD is here, along with a screenshot to show
that it works:
http://axis.unpy.net/01167918097
http://axis.unpy.net/files/01167918097/emc2-qtdro.patch
To make the screenshot, I changed to the configs/sim directory and ran "emc
axis.ini &" and then "qt_dro -ini axis.ini" after the AXIS window had appeared.
Jeff
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