| cross-platform?
Feb 11 2009 on content Katmus |
Does it rely on Linux-only libs? Or is it portable to Windows and OSX? |
|  | | Re: Re: Re: MSVC
Dec 3 2007 on content HaiQ |
I have also tried to use the svn-version from the Google pages and there, it seems, there is no option to set the "make" executable... Am I missing something? Or is this newer version only made for gcc?
It did compile in MSVC2005 with only a single adjustment: I had to add #include <QSet.h> in haiqeditorinterface.cpp. |
| | | Re: Re: MSVC
Dec 3 2007 on content HaiQ |
I've had several errors with "or" and "and", which are not known, at least in MSVC. Shouldn't they be "||" and "&&" instead?
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htmledit plugin: linking to a static lib in MSVC uses a different naming convention. The library will be called "tidy.lib" instead of "libtidy.a". The proper way in Qt is using "-ltidy" which takes care of different naming conventions for different compilers/linkers when you define LIBS +=... and you may add the path as "-L../all_os_libs"
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With these changes (many times the "or" and "and" and two times the "-ltidy"), I can rebuild your application in MSVC2005, run it and compile the example template (Qt GUI).
FWIW, "gdb" is not used in Visual Studio, so it will not be available. And additionally, to use Visual Studio, the user should probably run your application from the VC command prompt, as it will take care of defining the required environment variables to be able to call "nmake".
So all in all, it seems to work fine, with only some minor adjustments. And the rest of the program seems to be really well thought out. |
| | | Re: Re: MSVC
Dec 3 2007 on content HaiQ |
I've had several errors with "or" and "and", which are not known, at least in MSVC. Shouldn't they be "||" and "&&" instead?
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htmledit plugin: linking to a static lib in MSVC uses a different naming convention. The library will be called "tidy.lib" instead of "libtidy.a". The proper way in Qt is using "-ltidy" which takes care of different naming conventions for different compilers/linkers when you define LIBS +=... and you may add the path as "-L../all_os_libs"
-------
With these changes (many times the "or" and "and" and two times the "-ltidy"), I can rebuild your application in MSVC2005, run it and compile the example template (Qt GUI).
FWIW, "gdb" is not used in Visual Studio, so it will not be available. And additionally, to use Visual Studio, the user should probably run your application from the VC command prompt, as it will take care of defining the required environment variables to be able to call "nmake".
So all in all, it seems to work fine, with only some minor adjustments. And the rest of the program seems to be really well thought out. |
| | | MSVC
Nov 30 2007 on content HaiQ |
Does it only work with gcc? I've tried using Visual Studio and (to me) it seems to program insists to use make instead of nmake. |
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