Reputation: 26256
I'm tired of having to compile Qwt (or any other Qt project for that matter) separately every time when something changes, such as the version of Qt or the architecture. So:
I would like to add the make file of Qwt to my project, such that the files of Qwt, that get compiled, go into my shadow build folder, where I can link with them easily without having to modify my qmake pro file.
How can I do that?
Apparently including the qmake file with include(../Qwt/qwt.pro)
in my project doesn't do it. Doing this will make Qt search for Qwt files in the project's qmake file's directory.
There's not much documentation provided about that. All I could find is one page which talks very briefly about it.
Thank you for any efforts.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1153
Reputation: 1976
I think all you need is subdirs
project template.
Example: In my repo I have 3 projects in 3 different folders. Folders struct:
MyProject\
MyProject.pro
Project_1\
Project_1.pro
Project_2\
Project_2.pro
Peoject_3\
Project_3.pro
In root directory I have project with template subdirs
(MyProject.pro):
TEMPLATE = subdirs
SUBDIRS = \
Project_1 \
Project_2 \
Project_3
Project_3.depends = Project_1 Project_2
Then I build MyProject.pro, it compiles all projects to shadow build directory. Then I rebuild only projects that I change. When I need rebuild all projects, I buld MyProject.pro. No need to modify any .pro files.
Upvotes: 3