Code::Blocks for QT (cross-plattform)

[mpk]

Hello,
two days ago I discovered Code::Blocks as simple, intelligent and easy IDE.

After some hours of fun about evaluating this IDE, I successfully created 3 scripts that replaces the gcc make program in every plattform (Linux. Mac OS X and Windows) and an universal Code::Blocks interface section for the QT the projects file.

I think, this is a fast, simple, easy to modify method to use QT under Code::Blocks.

It's a pleasure for me to contribute this successful solution to the community of Code::Blocks users and developers as freeware.

Details for this Code::Blocks for QT interface you will find in the .zip file that is attached to this posting.

CONTENTS (CodeBlocs4QT_1_0.zip):

Code

1) Script for Linux (qmake-make-unix.sh)
2) Script for Mac OS X (qmake-make-macx.sh)
3) Script for Windows 32 bit (qmake-make-win32.bat)
4) Cross-plattform QT project file (example.pro)

Please follow the SETUP INSTRUCTIONS in the comments at the beginning of every script.

Have also a look to the attached screenshot that shows details about the files and folder structure of my cross-plattform QT project.

I have successfully tested these scripts building a QT cross-plattform project under openSuse Linux 11.2, Windows 7 and Windows XP. Because I have no Mac online yet, I regret that is was impossible for me to test the related script for that plattform.

So I would be glad to receive a success report from you for Mac OS X in this topic.

Kind regards and happy coding

Michael Paul Korthals


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[deeply]

Thanks a lot ! Now it's much easier to use qt-designer with codeblocks.

P.S.
maybe there is a small mistake in example.pro

Code

unix {
	OBJECTS_DIR = ./obj_unix/$$CBT
	MOC_DIR = ./obj_unix/$$CBT
	RCC_DIR = ./obj_macx/$$CBT

	TARGET = ./bin_unix/$$CBT/$$QPN
}

It seems should be like:
RCC_DIR = ./obj_unix/$$CBT

[Davidson]

I found an extremely simple solution here : http://www.amazing-tutorials.com/qt/configure-qt-with-code-block/