Hi, AFAIR, yes, but you are setting the dependency on the wrong level. In your top level folder, TestSuite should depend on lib like app does.

Hello thanks for reply, Yes ctc32 is an executable and args -i m for instrumentation multi-condition code coverage. I added these lines to my project file. CodeCoverage { CTC32 += ctc32 -i m } QMAKE_CC = CTC32$$QMAKE_CXX QMAKE_CXX = CTC32$$QMAKE_CXX I really don't understand how to tell Qt creator to call ctc32 before calling g++ (or in other words ctc32 will call g++). I had a look on qmake Variable Reference but this is the only thing I got. Thank you

I have the same problem on MacOS but this seems not coming from CMake but from the last version of QT Creator 4.11.x I installed an instance of Qt Creator to 4.10.x and get back project structure as folders structure.

I was just mentioning that's how the video demonstrated. Thanks to you I have the files in my test project and they are the files from my actual app, now compiling seems to be the issue. I had a couple things to do to get it build able again but now I can at least compile my c++ classes. I have one test with one of my objects now so thanks.

You can set Project A.3 (subdirs) to depend on Project A.1 (subdirs) of course this create a problem if Project A.1.2 (app) depends on Project A.3.1 (lib)

Hi and welcome to devnet, Can you compare that with a pre 4.0 version of Qt Creator ?