how can I find all compile macros in Nokia Qt SDK 1.0 beta?

[marslee_suc]

before we can use some macros such as __WINSCW__ in code to differ simulator and real device code, I am using new sdk (Nokia Qt SDK 1.0 beta) now, and how can I do that as before? Is there any new macros to do that?

example:

#ifdef somemarco
....... //some code only can work in real device compilation.
#endif

Thank you ~

[rahulvala]

before we can use some macros such as __WINSCW__ in code to differ simulator and real device code, I am using new sdk (Nokia Qt SDK 1.0 beta) now, and how can I do that as before? Is there any new macros to do that?

example:

#ifdef somemarco
....... //some code only can work in real device compilation.
#endif

Thank you ~

see the similar thread here: http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...d.php?t=187052

Best regards,

[marslee_suc]

see the similar thread here: http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...d.php?t=187052

Best regards,

Thank you for your replay , but I think that thread discusses other things.
I want to find a Macro in source code (cpp files ) to distinguish simulator and real device code as before using __WINSCW__ macro.

[laa-laa]

Qt Simulator and device builds are using different versions of the toolchain, with different settings. In particular, Simulator uses win32-g++ config and Symbian device builds use symbian-abld. You can look at the qmake.conf QMAKE_COMPILER_DEFINES in the corresponding mkspec files to see what flags are enabled for each build. In this case you may be interested in the information that the win32-g++ build has the WIN32 flag and symbian-abld has SYMBIAN.

[marslee_suc]

Qt Simulator and device builds are using different versions of the toolchain, with different settings. In particular, Simulator uses win32-g++ config and Symbian device builds use symbian-abld. You can look at the qmake.conf QMAKE_COMPILER_DEFINES in the corresponding mkspec files to see what flags are enabled for each build. In this case you may be interested in the information that the win32-g++ build has the WIN32 flag and symbian-abld has SYMBIAN.

Thank you so much~

[danhicksbyron]

I'll add that if you can narrow your issue down to a testable value in the PRO file, you can set compiler defines with the DEFINES directive:

MY_MAKE_FLAG {
    DEFINES += MY_COMPILER_FLAG
}