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Support for .pro file for QtCreator along with .sln for Visual Studio #9

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shujaatak opened this issue May 1, 2021 · 10 comments
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Can you please create .pro file in Visual Studio(there is option to create .pro file automatically) and include it in Adora repository so that it becomes easy for those who use QtCreator to build Adora? The only thing you need to do extra is to create that .pro file again when you add or remove files.

In fact, I was going to test the latest changes but as neither you have released those changes nor I am able to test it by building Adora in Visual Studio.

@shujaatak shujaatak changed the title Support for .pro file QtCreator along with .sln for Visual Studio Support for .pro file for QtCreator along with .sln for Visual Studio May 1, 2021
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hash1018 commented May 1, 2021

Hmm, I just create it by just click create pro file menu as you said, I am not sure if it would perfectly work.

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hash1018 commented May 2, 2021

and if it doesn't work, I am going to change build process (to CMake) in the future.

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As it's tedious to create .pro file again and again when you add or remove files so I think your idea of changing the build process to CMake looks good!

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I get these kind of issues:

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As CMake is a cross-platform build system generator so I am convinced that Adora should use CMake!

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hash1018 commented May 2, 2021

I get these kind of issues:

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I think the pro file generated by vs studio does not perfectly work. It doesn’t contain all required files

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hash1018 commented May 2, 2021

I am new to cmake, so it would take a long time to change to cmake please be patient

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hash1018 commented May 4, 2021

As CMake is a cross-platform build system generator so I am convinced that Adora should use CMake!

can you please help me to write CMakeList?

I am still learning CMakeList and I don't know how to separate CMakeList for each directory.

You can enter my new repository Raina ( where I am changing to CMakeList) and it has root ( Raina - CMakeList)
and the child directory ( lib-ffmpeg and Ui)

I think lib-ffmpeg/CMakeList looks okay but the problem is I don't know how to configure CMakeList in Ui directory.

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hash1018 commented May 4, 2021

No worries, I have done it.

As CMake is a cross-platform build system generator so I am convinced that Adora should use CMake!

can you please help me to write CMakeList?

I am still learning CMakeList and I don't know how to separate CMakeList for each directory.

You can enter my new repository Raina ( where I am changing to CMakeList) and it has root ( Raina - CMakeList)
and the child directory ( lib-ffmpeg and Ui)

I think lib-ffmpeg/CMakeList looks okay but the problem is I don't know how to configure CMakeList in Ui directory.

Oh No worries, I have done it.

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hash1018 commented Jun 3, 2021

As CMake is a cross-platform build system generator so I am convinced that Adora should use CMake!

Hey, As you already saw my repo AdoraPlayer and Raina, they are based on CMake.

it's currently working well on Windows and Mac OS.

I am developing them as video player and video streaming platform.

I have no experience linux. in this case if you help me, I will appreciate.

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