Qt Creator and other tools

disable reverse debugging and you're gonna be ok

I got the same issue, any update about this ???

I am only aware of platform dependent method lilke @NUM = 42 NUM = $$system(expr $$NUM + 1) message($$NUM) @

It depends on debugger. In gdb you can type "backtrace" to see a call stack and "list" to print a code. I don't know about VS debugger. If you use QtCreator then you should see all info in Debug mode.

Same is true for building. Open your project, go to "Projects" pane, then open build settings, and see the last section on the bottom: "Build environment" it contains all the variables that Qt Creator uses to build your project.

Hi and welcome to devnet, For that question, you should contact froglogic directly since they are the authors of this software.

on embedded systems it's usually disabled for size reasons. any actual answer to this?

Yes, this is what I want. Thanks for clarifying.

Thanks for the tip - I'll try that.

SUBDIRS contains the names of the two child projects. It's just the name of the directory each of those projects is contained in.

Hi and welcome to devnet, AFAIK there's no such specialized template, however you can make a feature request on the "bug report system":http://bugreports.qt-project.org (please check first it there's not already such a request)

I think so, but no new software and no windows update since 3 days, That would be too simple ;) Same thing if I launch qmake.exe directly from explorer, process is still running, if I try to look the call stack, ProcessExplorer crashes the QMake.exe in "Android" folder seems to work fine I will try to reinstall the packages...

perfect, thanks!

Solved. Qmake is not smart enough to add library dependency by itself, user action is required. @apoenitz - thanks for the link

Hmm I guess for the specific situation I have it's not worth it. But good to know. Thank you!

Oh yeah thanks didn't see it, thanks :)