* Paul Wise:
> Use "cd plugins/icq ; qmake-qt4 icq.pro" instead of "qmake-qt4 icq.pro".
Actually, "cd plugins/icq && qmake-qt4 icq.pro" is the recommended
approach. It makes sure that the the command does not spuriously
succeed when the target directory does not exist and the current
directory c
Use "cd plugins/icq ; qmake-qt4 icq.pro" instead of "qmake-qt4 icq.pro".
debian/rules is just a makefile, so everything in the GNU Make manual
applies to it.
Also, you might want to file a bug upstream (with patch if you have
time) asking for them to pick one build system and stick with it.
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Всеволод Величко <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (10/12/2008):
> It normally builds the main part, but fails on the subdir building
> with the "Cannot find file: icq.pro" error.
> `pwd` outputs `/home/myhome/worskspace/package`, so I think that it
> simply returns to the main dir after each command execution.
Hello, all.
I have a little problem while building a package - it uses two systems
for building - cmake in the main package dir and qmake in one
subdirectory.
I have in my debian/rules file the following strings:
#QUOTE begin
build: build-stamp
build-stamp:
dh_testdir
cmake .
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