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    Default Debugbinaries on Linux

    I used qwt with Windows before at everything worked fine. I edited the config file, typed "qmake, nmake, nmake install" and was ready to go.
    Now I'm trying to do the same with Linux: I edited the config file (I set the install directory and disabled the DLL option) and used "qmake, make, make install". But at my install directory I got only a libqwt.a and libqwtmathml.a. On Windows I got also the qwtd.lib and qwtmathmld.lib, so it seams that the debug binaries are missing. How can I get them or is there something, that I did not understand?

    (Further Information: I have a Project, that uses cmake and depends on qwt. I had a debug and release build on windows, but now cmake can't find the debug libraries for qwt on Linux (because they are not there).)

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    Default Re: Debugbinaries on Linux

    These debug/release incompatibilities are Windows only - on Linux you can mix them like you want to. Maybe this is the reason why it is not common practice to have different names ( f.e a dsuffix ) for libraries in debug and release mode.

    Uwe

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