On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 2:43 PM, Geronimo Ma. Hernandez <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hello, > > after that very long discussion about buildsystems, I wanted to try out a > qmake-project. > > So I used QtCreator with "new project" / QtApplication / Qt Gui Application > and replaced all files created by the files from a Qt-demo from my system > (qt > 4.6.3). > Project sources tree view looks very nice - exactly the way I like it. > > After hitting the build icon, lots of errors came up. > I expected all running fine, since I did not change anything yet. > > I looked at the filesystem and there was no Makefile or the like. > So I started qmake from the commandline followed by a make. > Everything worked fine and I got an executable, that runs as expected. > > > Could it be, that QtCreator does not use the build-system from my linuxbox, > but uses its own? > And could it furthermore be true, that QtCreator, or the build system it > uses, > uses the libraries provided by QtCreator, instead of the libraries from my > linuxbox? > > I think, that behaviour is not desired. At least I don't like it. > I don't mind, if QtCreator uses its own Qt-Libraries for running, but it > should not use them building my projects. I'd like to build projects, that > run > on my system with the libraries from my system. > > > kind regards > > Gero > _______________________________________________ > Qt-creator mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator > Sounds strange. Have you tried building the 'default' project created by the wizard? - Orgad
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