On 04.01.2015 20:24, Nuno Santos wrote:
Hi,
I have performed on the command line “qmake myproject.pro” to generate
the Xcode project file.
It happens that all the files generated on this process as well as the
moc_* generated files polute my source directory.
To avoid this I have tried to create a xcode dir and ran “qmake
../myproject.pro”, however, this way, the project doesn’t compile on
xcode, complaining about
clang: error: no such file or directory:
'/Users/nsantos/workspace/myproject/myproject_qml_plugin_import.cpp'
clang: error: no input files
It seems it is not ready for this dir architecture.
Is there any ways of making a cleaner source directory without making
the xcode project polluting it with Makefiles and moc_* files, etc?
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Nuno Santos
I use mostly Linux and not Xcode but I assume the qmake vars
OBJECTS_DIR, UI_DIR, MOC_DIR and DESTDIR also work there.
Using them you can control where all the files will be placed and avoid
polluting yout source directory.
I am using
MOC_DIR = .build/moc
UI_DIR = .build/ui
OBJECTS_DIR = .build/obj
DESTDIR = ./bin
in nearly every .pro file. This keeps my source directory clean. qmake
will even create those dirs automatically.
By using ".build/" this directory is created inside the source dir but
hidden in Linux.
--
Reinhardt
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