On Thursday 10 May 2012 16:35:16 ext Duane wrote: > We're building for an embedded linux device. I have a build of qt libs > using the linux frame buffer instead of x and a build of qt using the > regular linux desktop stuff. For development I build with the desktop > version. For deployement and hardware testing I build with the frame > buffer version. This works well. > > The trouble is that I have some static libs for qwt and > qtsingleapplication, among others that when built, use conditional > builds based on Win32 or X11. So when built for linux they use X11 but > when I'm building my app for the target, there is no X11. So I have > builds of the libs with the frame buffer version of qt as well. This > also works but I have to modify the .pro file each time that I change > build types. > > What I'd like to do is somehow in my project file include one version > lib or another based on which build I'm doing. I was thinking maybe > using the mkspec or something. The frame buffer version uses > qws/linux-... as opposed to just linux.. > > Any idea how to achieve this or is it not possible? See http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qmake-advanced-usage.html You can probably use what is described under "Platform Scope Values"
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