VS2005 proj file has unwanted name

[Vanir]

Hi,

I have a .pro as shown:

TEMPLATE = app
TARGET = test_01
CONFIG += qt
CONFIG += debug_and_release
win32:CONFIG += console
DEPENDPATH += .
INCLUDEPATH += .
 
CONFIG( release, release|debug ) {
    OBJECTS_DIR = release
    MOC_DIR = release
    UI_DIR = release
    DESTDIR = release
} else {
    TARGET = $$join(TARGET,,,d)
    OBJECTS_DIR = debug
    MOC_DIR = debug
    UI_DIR = debug
    DESTDIR = debug
}
 
 
SOURCES = test_01.cpp

TEMPLATE = app
TARGET = test_01
CONFIG += qt
CONFIG += debug_and_release
win32:CONFIG += console
DEPENDPATH += .
INCLUDEPATH += .

CONFIG( release, release|debug ) {
    OBJECTS_DIR = release
    MOC_DIR = release
    UI_DIR = release
    DESTDIR = release
} else {
    TARGET = $$join(TARGET,,,d)
    OBJECTS_DIR = debug
    MOC_DIR = debug
    UI_DIR = debug
    DESTDIR = debug
}


SOURCES = test_01.cpp

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Now, when I use the command

qmake -t vcapp

a VS2005 .proj file named test_01d is created. Why?
I want a .proj file named test_01 to be created but still having the debug target end with a 'd'.
How can I modify the .pro file to attain this?
OK, do an F2, but that's too much hard manual work!

Thanks,

Vanir

[jacek]

Is there only one .pro file? And how about using -o option?

[Vanir]

Thanks Jacek.

Yes, I was dealing with only one 'pro' file. I thought the -o option was for creating makefiles only.

I read this from the Qt Assistant - Running qmake
"qmake -makefile -unix -o Makefile "CONFIG+=test" test.pro".

My silly mistake.

[spud]

See this thread. The key is the undocumented build_pass scope:

build_pass:CONFIG(debug, debug|release){
   TARGET = $$join(TARGET,,,_d)
 }

build_pass:CONFIG(debug, debug|release){
   TARGET = $$join(TARGET,,,_d)
 }

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