Hello Craig,
* Craig Sanders wrote on Mon, Dec 08, 2008 at 01:47:25AM CET:
> To be honest, I also thought that there might have been a more elegant
> way in which to implement the custom rule for invoking the Qt Meta
> Object Compiler (moc) on the C++ source code files. That is, the rule
> which I
Hello Ralf.
Thank you for your constructive feedback on how to write more robust
configure.ac and Makefile.am files. I was aware of some of your suggestions
(i.e. the calling of both the AC_INIT and AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE macros) but
unfortunately had neglected to implement them in the particular fil
Hello Craig,
a couple of comments to the configure.ac script and Makefile.am file you
posted:
* Craig Sanders wrote on Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 01:58:56AM CET:
>
> AC_INIT(
> [simple_signal_emitter_autotools],
> [0.0.1],
> [EMAIL PROTECTED],
> [simple_signal_emitter_a
Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
> yes of course I did, I was only saying that these requirements/deps
> should be documented somehow ;-)
They already are. Take a look at /usr/share/doc/Cygwin/qt3-*.README and
you'll see minires-devel listed among the packages listed as build
requirements.
> this is prob
Brian Dessent wrote:
Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
this approach does not seem to work: probably the qt-mt.pc shipped in
the installation in cygwin is not correct since it uses -lresolv
(libresolv) which is not installed...
Install the minires-devel package then, which contains that library.
Brian
Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
> this approach does not seem to work: probably the qt-mt.pc shipped in
> the installation in cygwin is not correct since it uses -lresolv
> (libresolv) which is not installed...
Install the minires-devel package then, which contains that library.
Brian
Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
I was also thinking of using the pkg-config approach, since qt ships the
.pc files
this approach does not seem to work: probably the qt-mt.pc shipped in
the installation in cygwin is not correct since it uses -lresolv
(libresolv) which is not installed...
--
Lorenz
Craig Sanders wrote:
Lorenzo Bettini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>
Craig Sanders wrote:
Greetings Lorenzo.
I have used the GNU Autotools in the past to build some simple
projects which made use of the Qt Library. I prefer to use the GNU
Autotools as I find them much more flexible and much more p
Lorenzo Bettini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>
> Craig Sanders wrote:
>> Greetings Lorenzo.
>>
>> I have used the GNU Autotools in the past to build some simple
>> projects which made use of the Qt Library. I prefer to use the GNU
>> Autotools as I find them much more flexible and much more powerful
Craig Sanders wrote:
Greetings Lorenzo.
I have used the GNU Autotools in the past to build some simple projects which
made use of the Qt Library. I prefer to use the GNU Autotools as I find them
much more flexible and much more powerful than qmake.
As I recall, there are 2 key steps that need
Greetings Lorenzo.
I have used the GNU Autotools in the past to build some simple projects which
made use of the Qt Library. I prefer to use the GNU Autotools as I find them
much more flexible and much more powerful than qmake.
As I recall, there are 2 key steps that need to be performed when u
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