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steg90
5th July 2007, 11:50
Hi,

I don't know if this is in the correct forum, please forgive me if not. I have wrote an application for Win32 using Qt4.3 ( C++ ) and want to port it now over to linux. I have used Visual Studio 2005 on Win32 and was wondering what I need to use on linux to build the project?

Sorry for my ignorance on this but I'm just getting back into using linux.

Kind regards,
Steve

jacek
5th July 2007, 13:45
If you have a .pro file, all you need is qmake, Qt headers and libraries and a working toolchain (i.e. g++, make and friends).
If you don't have a .pro file, you will have to write one, but you can also consider using CMake instead of qmake.

steg90
5th July 2007, 13:55
Thanks,

Could I not make a .pro file using qmake?

Was thinking of looking at using KDevelop as mentioned in my other thread.

Regards,
Steve

jacek
5th July 2007, 14:44
Could I not make a .pro file using qmake?
You can, but you might have to edit it by hand.