How to add macro for the LIBS in the .PRO file

Cobra91151

@ManiRon said in How to add macro for the LIBS in the .PRO file:

@Cobra91151 Sir i am trying to add

uinx{
LIBS+= -L$$PWD/.../lib/linus/-lData
LIBS+= -L$$PWD/.../lib/Xenomai/-lData1 -lrtdm -lrt -lxenomai
}

I am adding the linux and xenomai library and trying to compile . but it throws error. As it detects the linux library and it couldnt find the xenomai library it throws error.
My question is i want to define all my library and based on the platform or OS i am running it should detect its particular library.
For example : linux, xenomai, windiows. These are the platforms i am running the application. Why i ask this is because every time i have to add the corresponding library and compile it and the run the application . So is there any solution for this?

First all of all, you typed uinx, it should be unix, so the errors might be with it. Secondly, Xenomai is built with the Linux kernel, so in your case it will load both libs.

So, you have to be more specific with your checks, read my post above:
In addition to the win32, macx, and unix values used in many scope conditions, various other built-in platform and compiler-specific values...

ManiRon

@Cobra91151

for xenomai what should i do sir?

While giving unix it runs the library for linux and if i want to do the same for xenomai what should i specify?

And i want to know where this message($$QMAKESPEC) will be displayed?

Cobra91151

@ManiRon

Xenomai should have something, I use Windows OS, so I don't know exactly. message($$QMAKESPEC) will be displayed in the General Messages in the Qt Creator. Check the output message($$QMAKESPEC) and reply. I will try to help you.

ManiRon

@Cobra91151 Ok sir

ManiRon

@ManiRon
I tried with windows it returned win32-g++ ?

Cobra91151

@ManiRon said in How to add macro for the LIBS in the .PRO file:

@ManiRon
I tried with windows it returned win32-g++ ?

Ok. So you can use it on Windows, but you have to check it with Xenomai. By the way, win32-g++ means that you use MinGW compiler. Reply when you get the output for Xenomai.

ManiRon

@Cobra91151 ok Sir

ManiRon

@Cobra91151

I have a doubt?

ManiRon

@Cobra91151

i generated a code in .pro file as

win32-g++{
LIBS += path
}
linux-g++ {
LIBS += path
}

i am creating a bundle with the .exe and the required files and if i run this in a PC which does not have QT will it work

Cobra91151

@ManiRon said in How to add macro for the LIBS in the .PRO file:

@Cobra91151

I have a doubt?

@ManiRon said in How to add macro for the LIBS in the .PRO file:

@Cobra91151

i generated a code in .pro file as

win32-g++{
LIBS += path
}
linux-g++ {
LIBS += path
}

i am creating a bundle with the .exe and the required files and if i run this in a PC which does not have QT will it work

You have doubt about what? Is linux-g++ scope condition from Xenomai output?

Also, you have to provide all the necessary Qt libs if the Qt is not static (on the PC which does not have Qt) otherwise it wont work. For example, for Windows, you have to run windeployqt.exe to get Qt shared libs.

Official docs about the deployment for Windows: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/windows-deployment.html

Cobra91151

@ManiRon

So, you should have something like this in the pro file:

TARGET = TestApp #Your executable filename without the extension

win32-g++ {
    LIBS += path
    QMAKE_POST_LINK = $$(QTDIR)/bin/windeployqt.exe $$shell_quote($$DESTDIR/$$shell_quote($$TARGET).exe) --no-compiler-runtime
}

This will add one more build step to the project, but it will help to deploy all the necessary Qt libs. By the way, it will work only for Windows deployment and shared libs Qt version.

Linux deployment Qt docs here: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/linux-deployment.html

ManiRon

@Cobra91151

I tried for Xenomai OS but the message($$QMAKESPEC) is not printing at . Donno why ? and i am struck

Cobra91151

@ManiRon said in How to add macro for the LIBS in the .PRO file:

@Cobra91151

I tried for Xenomai OS but the message($$QMAKESPEC) is not printing at . Donno why ? and i am struck

Hi! What Qt version do you use on Xenomai? The problem might be because it can't find the compiler.

ManiRon

@Cobra91151 using 4.7 version QT in xenomai

Cobra91151

@ManiRon

So, for example you should check the directory: ...\Qt\4.7\mingw53_32\mkspecs

Here is what I get:

Xenomai is built with the Linux kernel, so you should try all the possible scope conditions for linux. Also, what compiler do you use on Xenomai? It will help to find it faster.

ManiRon

@Cobra91151

how to check the compiler sir?

Cobra91151

@ManiRon

You can check the compiler: Tools => Options => Kits => Compilers in the Qt Creator.

For example:

Are you sure you can build the empty project on Xenomai?

ManiRon

@Cobra91151

Will check and say sir

Cobra91151

@ManiRon

OK. By the way, I have another solution to your problem but I can't check it because older Qt -> Q_WS* macros were dropped in favour of Q_OS*. So I will add both solutions for older and newer Qt versions.

You can add macros in the code to check the OS and load libs for example on Win OS:

Qt 5.x:

#ifdef Q_OS_WIN
#pragma comment(lib, "yourlibforwin")
#elif Q_OS_LINUX
#pragma comment(lib, "yourlibforlinux")
#else
#pragma comment(lib, "yourlibforxenomai")
#endif

Docs: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtglobal.html

Qt 4.x

#ifdef Q_WS_WIN
#pragma comment(lib, "yourlibforwin")
#else
#pragma comment(lib, "yourlibforlinux")
#endif

Docs: http://doc.qt.io/archives/qt-4.8/qtglobal.html

ManiRon

@Cobra91151 said in How to add macro for the LIBS in the .PRO file:

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can i implement this in the .PRO file?