> Hello List!
>
> What are some good ways to organize source code -- directory hierarchies,
> and such -- that will be used to build multiple Qt and non-Qt applications?
>
> So far when I've written Qt applications, I've had one Qt "project" per
> application (where an application is a .exe fil
2012/7/30 Samuel Gaist :
>
> On 30 juil. 2012, at 00:02, K. Frank wrote:
>
>> Hello List!
>>
>> What are some good ways to organize source code -- directory hierarchies,
>> and such -- that will be used to build multiple Qt and non-Qt applications?
> ...
> Personally, i am using the SUBDIR template
Hi,
On Monday 30 July 2012 00:02:43 K. Frank wrote:
> What are some good ways to organize source code -- directory hierarchies,
> and such -- that will be used to build multiple Qt and non-Qt applications?
>
> So far when I've written Qt applications, I've had one Qt "project" per
> application (
On 30 juil. 2012, at 00:02, K. Frank wrote:
> Hello List!
>
> What are some good ways to organize source code -- directory hierarchies,
> and such -- that will be used to build multiple Qt and non-Qt applications?
>
> So far when I've written Qt applications, I've had one Qt "project" per
> app
Hello List!
What are some good ways to organize source code -- directory hierarchies,
and such -- that will be used to build multiple Qt and non-Qt applications?
So far when I've written Qt applications, I've had one Qt "project" per
application (where an application is a .exe file), and I've had
