QtCreator compiler options

[soxs060389]

I'd like to add some options to the make command (like -j5) but I can't find it in qtcreator where to set it up.


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Or is there a way to specify it within the .pro data?
Greets

[eekhoorn12]

isn't that possible under the "Projects" tab on the left side of the program and then at "Build Settings"

[darKoram]

I'm using qt 4.7.4
Yes, click on the projects button on the left panel. If you're doing multi compiler builds you can add a new build and rename it.
A default compiler is there in toolchain. Click "manage". This gives a new window where you can add a new compiler. I tried GCC and then added
/usr/bin/g++-4.4 (previously 4.6)
/usr/bin/gdb (same as before)

I click apply. Now i can select my new GCC config from the menu.

darKoram