another qmake INCLUDEPATH spaces problem

[mmueller]

In order to include some linux kernel .h files in my app, I'd like to add the following to my INCLUDEPATH in the .pro file:

INCLUDEPATH += /usr/src/kernels/$(shell uname -r)/include

Unfortunately what appears in the Makefile is this:

-I/usr/src/kernels/$(shell\ uname\ -r)/include

qmake is escaping the spaces which is causing the "shell uname -r" to not work within make. Placing the string in double quotes resolves the escaping issue, but also causes qmake to treat spaces as a delimiter and thus preface everything with a -I.

Is there a way to get around this w/qmake 2.01a?

Thanks for any help,
Mark

[jpn]

How about using qmake's built-in system() function?

INCLUDEPATH += /usr/src/kernels/$$system(uname -r)/include

INCLUDEPATH += /usr/src/kernels/$$system(uname -r)/include

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[mmueller]

How about using qmake's built-in system() function?

INCLUDEPATH += /usr/src/kernels/$$system(uname -r)/include

INCLUDEPATH += /usr/src/kernels/$$system(uname -r)/include

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Sure, that does work but it forces the Makefile to be Kernel specific. My hope was to be able to build on different kernels without needing to generate a new Makefile.

Mark

[jpn]

Looks d*mn ugly but should work:

INCLUDEPATH += /usr/src/kernels/$(shell$${LITERAL_WHITESPACE}uname$${LITERAL_WHITESPACE}-r)/include

INCLUDEPATH += /usr/src/kernels/$(shell$${LITERAL_WHITESPACE}uname$${LITERAL_WHITESPACE}-r)/include

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[mmueller]

Not as ugly as some things I tried. It works brilliantly, and is much appreciated!

Mark