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Task
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Resolution: Out of scope
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P3: Somewhat important
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Description
As the list of files generated by qmake keep on growing, I'm wondering if we should consider grouping these into sub-directories to make things a little cleaner. If you create a S60 project in Carbide, the directory structure looks like this:
Project\
- includes\
- data\
- help\
- inc\
- src\
- gfx\
- group\
- sis\
We don't have to use all of these, but I think it would be nicer if we added some of our generated files to the places where they would normally go. I don't expect us to move .cpp files to 'src' or .h files to 'inc' because these aren't generated, but the following would be nice:
group\
- bld.inf
- project.mmp
- Makefile_project.mk
data\
- project_reg.rss (when we finally use it)
- project.rss
sis\
- *.pkg
The major downside of this is that you need to go into the 'group' directory before you run 'bldmake/abld', but most Symbian devs will already be used to this I suspect. We can still clean up and improve our wrapper Makefile such that running qmake/make will "Do The Right Thing".
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Issue Links
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QTBUG-4667 Create temporary build output (eg. output from moc) under /epoc32/build on Symbian OS
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- Closed
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