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I am compiling C code in Qt Creator and I need to look at the preprocessor output. I added the -E flag to the make, but I don't see the *.i files: mingw32-make.exe -e -w in \qt\qt-build-desktop Please help. -E is a gcc option, not a make option, so passing it to make won't do anything. Also, using -E works fine for a single file, but will break your build as no proper .o file is generated (it contains the preprocessed source). What works fine though is adding the following to the .pro file: QMAKE_CXXFLAGS += -save-temps Now if you build your project, the preprocessed source of source file foo

Given an x.pro file, how can I produce a makefile? Running qmake x.pro produces an x.pbproj directory without a Makefile. Thanks Edit: Adding info. about the pro file and platform. I am running this on Mac OS X (10.6). The same pro file used to produce a Makefile under OpenSUSE. Here is a snippet of the pro file: TEMPLATE = lib TARGET = x DEPENDPATH += INCLUDEPATH += CONFIG += qt debug QT = core network # Input LIBS += -lcryptopp HEADERS += x.hpp ..... # rest of the header files Kamil Klimek I gues that you're using Mac OS X qmake -spec macx-g++ x.pro on Mac OS X to generate Makefile qmake x

When using Qt 5.5, qmake and MSVC 13 to compile a basic, boilerplate Qt application with some fundamental OpenGL function calls, I get the following linker errors: glwidget.obj:-1: error: LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__glClear@4 referenced in function "public: virtual void __thiscall GLWidget::initializeGL(void)" (?initializeGL@GLWidget@@UAEXXZ) glwidget.obj:-1: error: LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__glClearColor@16 referenced in function "public: virtual void __thiscall GLWidget::initializeGL(void)" (?initializeGL@GLWidget@@UAEXXZ) debug\OpenGLApp.exe:-1: error: LNK1120

While other source files use the default flags? Some of my source files need some extra C++ preprocessor defines. I use Qt 5. I only found QMAKE_CXXFLAGS is for global use in qmake projects. lpapp This is what used to be done in theory for GUI painting in the Qt source itself: SOURCES_NOOPTIMIZE = somefile.cpp nooptimize.name = nooptimize nooptimize.input = SOURCES_NOOPTIMIZE nooptimize.dependency_type = TYPE_C nooptimize.variable_out = OBJECTS nooptimize.output = ${QMAKE_VAR_OBJECTS_DIR}${QMAKE_FILE_IN_BASE}$${first(QMAKE_EXT_OBJ)} nooptimize.commands = $${QMAKE_CXX} $(CXXFLAGS) -O0 $(INCPATH

I have a .pro file which looks like: SOURCES += myfolder/source1.cpp \ myfolder/source2.cpp HEADERS += myfolder/header1.h\ myfolder/header2.h FORMS += myfolder/form1.ui\ myfolder/form2.ui And everything works great. However, if I try to use an asterisk to include all the files, i.e.: SOURCES += myfolder/*.cpp HEADERS += myfolder/*.h FORMS += myfolder/*.ui qmake throws a file-not-found-error: WARNING: Failure to find: myfolder\*.cpp [...] :-1: error: No rule to make target `myfolder/*.cpp', needed by `release/source1.o'. Stop. In both cases, Qt-Creator can find the files. Is there a way to use

My IDE of choice for the Mac (at least for C++ and Objective-C development) is Xcode. I have a 64-bit Intel Mac with OS X Lion installed, and Xcode version 4.2 downloaded from the Mac App Store. My problem is that Qt is apparently not compatible with Xcode 4 (it crashes when launching projects generated by qmake), so I'm basically asking how I can integrate Qt with Xcode. I don't have to be able to run and debug the project from Xcode, just build it. So I thought it might be a solution to use qmake as an external build system within Xcode, the problem is that I have no idea how to set up qmake