I have figured out how to compile qt-3.x programs using autotools with one
exception. qmake makes a file called image_collection which takes .png files
and combines them into one cpp file. It uses the command:
uic -embed appname image1.png image2.png -o image_collection
I tried writing the rule as follows:
%.cpp: %.png
uic -embed $(bin_PROGRAMS) $< -o $@
images_PNG = designer_iconview.png
image_collection.cpp: $(images_PNG)
BUILT_SOURCES = $(images_PNG)
When I compile, I get this message
make[2]: *** No rule to make target `designer_iconview.png', needed by `all'.
Stop.
I'm using the example application colortool for testing. Here's the entire
file.
bin_PROGRAMS = colortool
%.cpp: %.png
uic -embed $(bin_PROGRAMS) $< -o $@
%.h: %.ui
uic -o $@ $<
%.cpp: %.ui
uic -o $@ -impl $*.h $<
# This rule lets GNU make create any moc_*.cpp from the equivalent *.h
# You have one .h file, it's called myapp.h. Therefore, here I list
# its mocced name, moc_myapp.cpp.
moc_%.cpp: %.h
moc $< -o $@
mainform_UI = \
mainform.h \
mainform.cpp
mainform.h: mainform.ui
mainform.cpp: mainform.ui mainform.h
images_PNG = designer_iconview.png
image_collection.cpp: $(images_PNG)
colortool_SOURCES = main.cpp mainform.ui.h image_collection.cpp
nodist_colortool_SOURCES = moc_mainform.cpp $(mainform_UI)
BUILT_SOURCES = $(images_PNG) $(mainform_UI)
# set the include path found by configure
INCLUDES= $(all_includes) $(QTDIR)/include
# the library search path.
colortool_LDFLAGS = $(all_libraries) -L$(QTDIR)/lib
CLEANFILES = $(nodist_colortool_SOURCES)
What have I down wrong and how can I fix it?
