Hey,
could you be more specific please...Well m using windows xp...and qt creator 1.3.0
Thanks
Hey,
could you be more specific please...Well m using windows xp...and qt creator 1.3.0
Thanks
'mingw32-make' is an ADDITIONAL step, not a REPLACEMENT. You still need to use qmake to generate the makefiles.
Could you please explain in detail why to use qmake or mingw32-make?
qmake creates makefiles from project files (and can also create project files, given the appropriate options)
mingw32-make takes those makefiles and compiles your application into an executable for mingw32 environment. If you want to compile for alternative environment (such as MSVC++ or Linux) then you would use a different make command.
Therefore, you need to use both. Unless of course you want to skip both qmake and mingw32-make and run gcc directly yourself.
Noks (16th January 2010)
Well thanks a lot...![]()
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