Qt Creator uses cmake as its project file these days and it also works
fairly well as a general c/c++ IDE beyond just Qt Gui code.
Pulseview imports into Qt Creator just fine because of this. Of course
libsigrok and sigrok-cli don't use CMake. I would have said that you
can't as easily import those projects into Qt Creator, but it seems
there is now included (but not on by default) plugin to let Qt Creator
use Makefile.am files. It seems to do OK with libsigrok and sigrok-cli,
but I didn't test that much beyond seeing it open it as a project.
So, Cedric, in my opinion go for it and see how it goes.
On May 6, 2023 2:56:11 AM EDT, Vesa-Pekka Palmu <vpa...@depili.fi> wrote:
Only pulseview uses Qt. And even that project has never been made
with Qt creator, so modifying it for that IDE might be more trouble
than it is worth. Main thing to remember is that if you end up using
and IDE keep your patches still clean of IDE artefacts, as the
target of the project will still be the cmake build to maintain
cross platform availability. On Sat, 6 May 2023, Cedric de Wijs via
sigrok-devel wrote:
Hi All, I would like to import the sigrok code into Qt Creator,
so I can use that IDE to compiler and debug the code. Has
anybody done this before? Is it OK to post my problems with this
approach here? Cheers, Cedric
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