qmake source

danyal

when I try to build a project, I get a warning
:-1: warning: C:/RealsenseRecorder/source/main.cpp conflicts with C:/gtestExample/main.cpp
but when i print SOURCES variable i get

C:/googletest/googletest/src/gtest-all.cc C:/googletest/googlemock/src/gmock-all.cc C:/gtestExample/main.cpp C:\RealsenseRecorder\source\audiorecorder.cpp C:\RealsenseRecorder\source\mainwindow.cpp C:\RealsenseRecorder\source\videorecorder.cpp

as you can see, there is no
C:/RealsenseRecorder/source/main.cpp

mrjj

Hi
Check the pro file if its listed.
Also check its not using SOURCE += *.cpp or something like that.
Also delete the actual build folder.
Then rebuild all.

Oh just saw.
Did you use
SOURCES += $$PWD$$/source/*.cpp
for this project ?

Also , does the file actually exists where it says?

danyal

no, in this project I did not write like that to exclude the main.cpp. Yes, such a file does exist

HEADERS += tst_1.h
HEADERS += C:\RealsenseRecorder\include\mainwindow.h
HEADERS += C:\RealsenseRecorder\ui_mainwindow.h
SOURCES += $$PWD$$/main.cpp

INCLUDEPATH += C:\RealsenseRecorder
INCLUDEPATH += C:\RealsenseRecorder\include
INCLUDEPATH += "$(RSSDK_DIR)/include"
INCLUDEPATH += "$(OPENCV3_DIR)/include"

SOURCES += C:\RealsenseRecorder\source\audiorecorder.cpp
SOURCES += C:\RealsenseRecorder\source\mainwindow.cpp
SOURCES += C:\RealsenseRecorder\source\videorecorder.cpp

SOURCES -= C:\RealsenseRecorder\source\main.cpp
message($$SOURCES)

pwd is equal C:\gtestExample

mrjj

Hi
If its not listed in .pro and you do not
auto add with *.cpp
It seems pretty impossible.

Paul Colby

Hi @danyal,

First, I'd print SOURCES in lots of places, but especially before and after your $$PWD line (and note that the second $$ does nothing) eg:

messages(A: $$SOURCES)
SOURCES += $$PWD/main.cpp
messages(B: $$SOURCES)

Next try running: qmake -r -Wall -Wlogic -Wparser and show us the output.

Then, if there's nothing obvious there, add up to three -d arguments as well.

With -d things can get pretty noisy, so personally, I'd do something like:

qmake -d -d -d -d -r -Wall -Wlogic -Wparser 2>&1 | grep 'RealsenseRecorder.*main\.cpp'

to try to narrow down the problem quicker (not sure of the equivalent syntax on Windows, or if that syntax is valid on Windows). Typically I'd follow that up by replacing the grep with less and search through to each instance of main.cpp, but you might prefer to output to a file and look through it with a text editor or something. Whatever works for you.

Another thing to check is: do you have any include statements anywhere in your project's QMake files? (this would probably be revealed by the qmake -r output above too).

Cheers.