Configure

[mike4]

Hi
where do i put those for configuration and execution:
--prefix=/media/DATA/FGFS/install/fgfs/ --exec-prefix=/media/DATA/FGFS/install/fgfs/ --with-osg=/media/DATA/FGFS/install/OpenSceneGraph --with-simgear=/media/DATA/FGFS/install/simgear --with-plib=/media/DATA/FGFS/install/plib
i've added a step within project build config without success.
Thanks

[koahnig]

Hi mike4
You should probably add some more information about what you are trying to do?
The configuration you are referring to, is that the build configuration for compiling Qt or is it for compiling your own project?

[mike4]

Hi
no qt, I've imported a makefile (flightgear 2.4).

2 Maybe also some hints on how to move the *.creator file to a *.pro?

[koahnig]

[quote author="mike4" date="1313932748"]Hi
no qt, I've imported a makefile (flightgear 2.4).

2 Maybe also some hints on how to move the *.creator file to a *.pro?
[/quote]
No idea on that issue.

[tobias.hunger]

Sorry, I can not understand the question. What do you want to do?

Moving from one build system to another is a lot of work! Only do it if you have the backing of the project in question or you will waste your time.

I think I said before that I would not put the configure call into Qt Creator at all: All the build steps you add to Qt Creator are run whenever you build your project and you most likely do not want to run configure all the time.

PS: Why would you want to import flightgear version 2.4 into Qt Creator? If you just want to build it, then do not bother with Qt Creator but follow the project's instructions. If you want to hack on it, then grab the sources from their version control system so that you have the up-to-date stuff everyone else is working on. Otherwise you will just fix stuff that is already done (or write code that does not work with the current codebase everybody else uses).