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Porting a Qt 4.6.3 application from Windows to Linux. The standard way to port a project is to export a .pri file, copy it to the Linux box and then run qmake on it – right? I did that, and I got a makefile. The makefile, however, seems to be tuned to do a release build (up to defining a NO_DEBUG macro); what’s the standard way to get a debug build on Linux?
In your qmake project (.pro) file (which includes your .pri file?), add this to your
CONFIGvariable.CONFIG += debugMore information here: http://pepper.troll.no/s60prereleases/doc/qmake-tutorial.html#making-an-application-debuggable