Hello All,

Because of some interesting configuration and allowances at my current company I've run into a situation where I need to build my Qt project on a machine that I can't install Qt on. I can copy Qt libs and headers to this system. So basically the easiest thing I thought of was to MOC everything that needed it without compiling with GCC. Leave everything in an in-between state. Then take it all to the target system and finish the make process to include compiling all the source.

However, I can't seem to figure out how to do this. QMake makes a Makefile that bakes QMake calls into it, which is going to fail on my target system.

Is it possible to do all Qt make actions and STOP before invoking the GCC compiler, move everything, and then simply continue the process on another system?

Thank you!