I'm having trouble figuring out the best method of adding
conditionals to my code that will be included when I use a
"development" build style. There doesn't seem to be any easy way of
adding a symbol so I can use "#ifdef qDebug". I could tell the build
style to force a prefix header with "#define qDebug" in it, but that
would mean I couldn't use prefix headers in the target build options
to define precompiled headers for the different targets that my
project builds... I think. I have the feeling I'm coming at this from
the wrong direction, does anyone know of a better way of doing it?
In the build style settings, add "-DqDebug" to the "other C flags"
setting, without the quotes.
Alternatively, put "$(value) qDebug" in the preprocessor macros box
(look under preprocessor settings; I may have the name slightly off).
"$(value)" stands as a placeholder for everything in the target's list
of definitions, so you will most likely want to include that (the same
holds true for the "other C flags" setting).
---- Tom Dibble
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