Qt
Qt is a C++ toolkit for platform-independant application development.
Qt provides a platform-independent API to all central platform
functionality: GUI, database access, networking, file handling, etc.
The Qt library encapsulates the different APIs of different operating systems,
providing the application programmer with a single,
common API for all operating systems.
Documentation
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Trolltech Home Page (producer) |
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Qt Reference Documentation |
To create your own Qt-Applications, it's helpful to create Makefiles with qmake. Before using qmake, some environment variables have to be set. This can be done using the script
qtenv. Qt has been compiled with g++ for all supported platforms. One some platforms further static Qt libraries are provided for additional compilers (see
qtenv -help).
You have to specify one of the following options: | g++-shared | Use g++ with the shared qt library |
| g++ | Use g++ with the static qt library |
| xlC | Use the xlC with the static qt library |
Example:
. qtenv g++
A big amount of example applications can be found in the directory
/usr/local/qt/examples.
Problems
If you have problems with qt tools and search pathes, delete $HOME/.qt.
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last change 02.03.2011 |
Anke Visser | Print