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    Default Re: Does qmake support make install option?

    Here is a working example:
    qmake Code: 
    1. FILESTOCOPY = f1 f2 f3
    2. INSTRULE.path = /tmp
    3. INSTRULE.files = $$FILESTOCOPY
    4. INSTALLS += INSTRULE
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