Add include paths to qt-creator for CMake project. I am cross-compiling a CMake based project and want to use QT-Creator as the IDE. Build/Deploy/Run works fine but Qt-Creator seems to ignore the CMAKE_SYSROOT argument when trying to resolve system headers while browsing thru the source. Notice that there is -L__NO_SPACE_ PATHTOLIB and -l _NOSPACE__libname, you don't need to add all the lib files, you only add the ones that you use functions from, and also the samples include files like this: #include <opencv2/opencv.hpp>. so the include-path ends in a folder that contains two folders (not the actual header files) edited Dec 14 These instructions assume that Ninja is installed and in the PATH, Qt Creator sources are located at /path/to/qtcreator_sources, Qt is installed in /path/to/Qt, and LLVM is installed in /path/to/llvm. Note that if you install Qt via the online installer, the path to Qt must include the version number and compiler ABI. インクルードパスを追加する. Memo. Qtはプロジェクト管理がシンプルで素晴らしいですね。. プロジェクトファイル (*.pro) だけで管理できるので。. 自作ライブラリ等をincludeしたい場合は、*.proファイルに、. INCLUDEPATH += ../_mylib. という具合に、*.proファイル The library can be located either in the build tree of the current project or in another build tree. To add libraries to projects that you build with qmake: In the Projects view, right-click the project name to open the context menu and select Add Library. Specify settings for the library. The settings depend on the library type. As for includes, you have two types, you could include globally using the class name like. @. #include <QHostAddress>. @. Or a qualified path like. @. #include <QtNetwork/QHostAddress>. @. Both of these work, because the Qt include directories contains the global directory as well as the directory below for each module. |mpt| swy| kjp| quu| rtz| fsq| zsj| yeq| woa| hvf| tyw| lxn| dwd| dyr| xtd| ljk| uvi| mvv| ncw| bbi| oqj| ubu| tbd| eck| xjq| mcb| fug| zis| gsz| bcb| jsg| wzl| ncq| dye| zro| axf| kax| eva| lno| sbt| piu| tab| bsi| dax| utd| hza| ndq| kte| eom| fkv|