Building library on Linux
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Hi there, I'v got the following problem:
I try to build Qt library in Linux (Ubuntu 12.04, Qt 4.8.3) in debug and release mode. I used the following line on Windows in .pro file:
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TARGET = $$qtLibraryTarget(lib_name)
CONFIG += build_all
@but it doesn't work on Linux, so I get just one debug target library. I tried to change 'build_all' option to 'debug_and_release'. but it doesn't work too.
I get the following error building my project: "mv: cannot create symbolic link `...file_name': Operation not permitted", can you explain me what does it mean?
Thanks a lot!
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Check your permissions. Also, add this just to be sure:
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DESTDIR = lib
@This will put the library in the "lib" folder instead of standard lib path (which is usr/lib IIRC).
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[quote author="sierdzio" date="1352097744"]Check your permissions. Also, add this just to be sure:
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DESTDIR = lib
@This will put the library in the "lib" folder instead of standard lib path (which is usr/lib IIRC).[/quote]
I need my USB flash to be a building destination, so my .pro file contains the following line:
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DESTDIR = /media/Transcend/libs/widget/bin
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Not sure, but does the FAT32 FS support symlinks? Maybe if you have FAT on your USB, as is often the case, make cannot create the symlink there?
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[quote author="sierdzio" date="1352099217"]Not sure, but does the FAT32 FS support symlinks? Maybe if you have FAT on your USB, as is often the case, make cannot create the symlink there?[/quote]
I have just thought about improper file system Fat32...Thank you very much!
