Is there a list of the CONFIG flags somewhere?
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Is there a list of the CONFIG flags somewhere? I keep running into issues that are either caused by the previous developer having set one that I don't understand or that could have been easily solved if I just knew about the right flag.
My current problem is finding a way to distribute our iOS app. Right now qmake's autogenerated make file is build X.app. However, bundles aren't distributable and emailing zipped versions of them doesn't work either. So I need the build to output X.ipa which are distributable. Even getting the build to output X.xcarchive would be okay because I think I know how to go from an .xcarchive to an .ipa.
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Is there a list of the CONFIG flags somewhere? I keep running into issues that are either caused by the previous developer having set one that I don't understand or that could have been easily solved if I just knew about the right flag.
My current problem is finding a way to distribute our iOS app. Right now qmake's autogenerated make file is build X.app. However, bundles aren't distributable and emailing zipped versions of them doesn't work either. So I need the build to output X.ipa which are distributable. Even getting the build to output X.xcarchive would be okay because I think I know how to go from an .xcarchive to an .ipa.
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@koahnig said in Is there a list of the CONFIG flags somewhere?:
Hi and welcome to devnet
Thank you for such a swift reply!
That is exactly the kind of thing that I am looking for, except that list does not seem to be complete.For example, the build I inherited uses CONFIG+=devices CONFIG+=iphoneos and removing CONFIG+=iphoneos causes the build to not output the desired .app.
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Hi,
Qt builds packages suited for the iPhone if you use the Qt for iPhone version.
