I have to decide whether to embark on an OSS project (Mixxx) that uses Qt4 & Scons, I found a non-answer about using Scons with CodeLite on stack overflow and an old thread here, any advice/update would be welcome, thx.
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Re: building Qt4 + Scons project (Mixxx)
Basically, codelite can use _any_ build system that can be used from the command line.
Anything specific you had in mind?
I grown to like CMake - try to find a project that uses CMake
Eran
Anything specific you had in mind?
I grown to like CMake - try to find a project that uses CMake
Eran
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Re: building Qt4 + Scons project (Mixxx)
Not really, I just started browsing its code and reading up on Scons but stopped when I came across Qt's C++ "extensions" and started hyperventilatingeranif wrote:Basically, codelite can use _any_ build system that can be used from the command line.
Anything specific you had in mind?
Mixxx is the only credible alternative to closed-source real-time audio apps from Ableton/Native Instruments, so either I get it to work with CL or forget about it. I will definitely not go Eclipse!eranif wrote:I grown to like CMake - try to find a project that uses CMake
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