Hi there, In a mixed Linux/Windows environment, qmake seems to deal with filename case sensitivity automagically. I have a '.pro' file that contains say FOOBar.ccp, but on disk - on Linux, FOOBar.cpp doesn't exists and FooBar.cpp does. QMake magically generates a Makefile file with FooBar.cpp instead of FOOBar.cpp, and the build passes.
This '.pro' file is automatically generated from Visual Studio solution and project files using in-house python scripts, which means that the 'error' is inside vcxproj files but as Windows doesn't care about case sensistivity, it is not a problem - on Windows. Using this system of python scripts, i'm now generating 'qbs' files, the Qbs file contains 'FOOBar.cpp, and this time Qbs - on Linux - complains (rightly) that FOOBar.cpp doesn't exist. I am not sure what is the best behaviour: - QMake being convenient. - Qbs being strict. Should Qbs mimic what qmake does? Chris _______________________________________________ Qbs mailing list Qbs@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/qbs
