> I believe you may find some use of the Generic Project template, which
> will allow you to use your Makefile as-is and store non-build project
> settings in a separate file.
>
So let me see if I'm following you correctly:
1. I already have an existing directory structure with .h, .c files
and a working Makefile.
2. I launch Qt Creator, and choose "Create Project..."
3. From the project type pane, I choose "Other Project", then choose
"Plain C Project"?
4. I walk through the remainder of the project creation wizard, but
don't see anywhere to populate the project from a Makefile
5. Not sure what to do next...
When I run through the project creation wizard, I don't see anywhere to tell it
to parse the existing Makefile to bring in all the .h & .c files into my
project. So once I get out of the project creation wizard, it has left me with
a .pro file that has one entry, a main.c that I didn't actually want. Then it
appears that I have to add all the existing files manually.
So it wasn't too bad creating it this way, I just wondered if there was a
cleaner way to do it. One problem I do see with how I have it currently, is
that my Qt project has no knowledge of what all the other stuff included in the
Makefile (other include directories, etc.), so I actually need to manually go
through and add all that stuff too, it appears?
Sean
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