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  1. 29th August 2010, 07:47 #1
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    Default significance of the commands that run qt code

    I know that we do 'qmake -project' to make a .pro file which keeps a track of the files .
    But what does qmake and make commands do exactly?
    I think that qmake makes the 'makefile' for 'make' to to run.Is there anything else to know?
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  2. 29th August 2010, 08:13 #2
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    Default Re: significance of the commands that run qt code

    Yes, that's correct.
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