We've to use a small lib in our GUI written in C. I've integrated the lib with the following pro

Qt Code: 
  1. DEPENDPATH += .
  2. INCLUDEPATH += .
  3.  
  4. DEFINES += __i386__
  5. unix:DEFINES   += _LINUX
  6. window:DEFINES += _WIN32
  7.  
  8. HEADERS += rttTmsCommLib.h
  9. SOURCES += rttTmsCommLib.c
  10.  
  11. TARGET = rttTmsComm
  12. unix:TEMPLATE = lib
  13. windows:TEMPLATE =vclib
  14. CONFIG += staticlib
  15.  
  16.  
  17. asts-tms-tp-monitor {
  18.   TARGET = asts-tms-tp-monitor
  19.   unix:TEMPLATE = app
  20.   win32:TEMPLATE = vcapp
  21.   CONFIG -= staticlib
  22.   CONFIG += static
  23.   HEADERS += asts-tms-tp-monitor.h
  24.   SOURCES += asts-tms-tp-monitor.c
  25. }
  26.  
  27. tmsdemoclient {
  28.   TARGET = tmsdemoclient
  29.   unix:TEMPLATE = app
  30.   win32:TEMPLATE = vcapp
  31.   CONFIG -= staticlib
  32.   CONFIG += static
  33.   SOURCES += tmsdemoclient.c
  34. }
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the file is invoced with SUBDIRS and works really nice under Windows and Linux. I can also use

Qt Code: 
  1. qmake -config asts-tms-tp-monitor
  2. qmake -config tmsdemoclient
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to build the democlient and the monitor. But now I want that the 2 additional targets are also build when the lib is build (like make all -> rttTmsCommLib asts-tms-tp-monitor tmsdemoclient) and I don't know how to archieve this