[solved] trying to add/modify arguments for make...
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No, I hadn't. Just did it, but it still wouldn't rebuild. So I did a clean, and then built. It looks like the parameters took. Thanks.
I'll ask you the same question that I've asked others, and no one seems to want to answer: where can I find a list of legal values like "win32" and "macx"? I couldn't find them in the qmake documentation page.
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Can someone please answer this for me? I need to put something into a .pro file for linux-only builds, and I can't find anything about that in:
"qmake reference manual":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.7/qmake-variable-reference.html
Again, I'm looking for the list of tags or whatever they're called, like the "win32" in my first post.
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OK, thank you, mlong. Am I missing something here, or is it a little strange that there isn't some list of those tags? I mean, how is a beginner (like me) supposed to know about this stuff other than pestering the forum?
It really seems to me like it should be documented somewhere...
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I don't know of an exhaustive list. The issue also stems from the fact that scoping operators aren't limited to just OS types. There are a number of different conditions which can be tested against (whether you're debugging or in release mode, other variables, etc.)
The best I can offer off the top of my head is the "scopes":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qmake-advanced-usage.html section in the qmake manual.
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Also, to quote from that same doc page:
bq. In addition to the win32, macx, and unix values used in many scope conditions, various other built-in platform and compiler-specific values can be tested with scopes. These are based on platform specifications provided in Qt's mkspecs directory.
