I use similar approach, but I do
qmake CONFIG+=sailfish
and then I can check for it in the .pro file like this:
sailfish {
DEFINES += Q_OS_SAILFISH
...
}
Looks shorter and cleaner to me :-)
On 03.01.2014 12:21, Timur Kristóf wrote:
Hi,
What Thomas said makes sense, I just want to ad
Thanks,
Thomas' hint of avoiding the conditionals convinced me somehow :-)
BR.
Sven
On 04.01.2014, at 12:15, David Greaves wrote:
> Just for the record this will fail to build on the Community OBS or even in a
> Mer Platform SDK using a SailfishOS target.
>
> Thomas and Timur's suggestions wo
Just for the record this will fail to build on the Community OBS or even in a
Mer Platform SDK using a SailfishOS target.
Thomas and Timur's suggestions would work.
David
On 04/01/14 10:42, Putze Sven wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I should read my mails more often 8) Just figured out
>
> win32|macx{
>
Hi,
I should read my mails more often 8) Just figured out
win32|macx{
SDKHOSTNAME=unknown
}
linux-g++{
SDKHOSTNAME=$$system(hostname)
}
contains(SDKHOSTNAME , "SailfishSDK"){
message("Heureka! Running on the MerSDK VM")
}
else{
message("running somewhere else")
}
But I will also
Hi,
What Thomas said makes sense, I just want to add one more little thing. You
can, in the .spec file, add stuff to qmake, like this define. This would
make the necessary code shorter and as a bonus, it gives you something you
can even ifdef in C++.
# spec file
qmake DEFINES+=IS_SAILFISH_OS
# p
Hi,
On 02 Jan 2014, at 20:25, Sven Putze wrote:
> There are ways to check for the OS in QtCreator .PRO files, e.g. like
>
> unix:symbian{ # do stuff}
> unix:maemo5{ # do stuff}
> macx{ # do stuff}
> win32{ # do stuff}
>
> Is there a way to check (or control to be more precise) that some directi
