[Solved] Standard #defines
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Thanks, mlong!
Fast and precise :) You saved a lot of time to me today, be happy ...
Where is in the sources this and other system includes (I suppose ?)
Thanks again.
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I grabbed it from the repository at http://qt.gitorious.org/qt/qt/blobs/master/src/corelib/global/qglobal.h
I'd say the ".../src/corelib/global/" part is the most apropos to most snapshots, etc.
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They "are":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qtglobal.html#Q_OS_AIX in the docs as well.
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Thank Lukas,
my problem was that I had no idea of what to search (i.e. qglobal.h) ... :(
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[quote author="Alicemirror" date="1315331970"]Thank Lukas,
my problem was that I had no idea of what to search (i.e. qglobal.h) ... :([/quote]
Qt Assistant provides nice index and search functions for that cases ;-) Just type Q_OS_SYMBIAN into the index and you will be thrown to the page that lists all other OSes.
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Hi, Volker thank you again. The fact is that I recently (from the Qt 4.7.3 supporting Harmattan and the further updates up to the recent Qt creator 2.3 and Qt 4.7.4 that I have updatet two days ago) have lost the habit to see the index and use mostly the search opton because the documentation is continuously updating and there are a lot of "page not found". Then the Index seems not yet complete so when I see if something exist in the Index option it is not rare that I can't find it (and I am sure that there is) while I find in search...
But the version updates seems going to best so I wait. BTW, thanks to all. It was a silly problem but it saved to me a lot of time.
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Yep, but in the devnet there is a good set of human "living" doc resources before the self destruction :D
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Mine too. I have no any prevision to became an x-file (or Qt-file) before next 40 years...
