Addon_config.mk being ignored (QtCreator and Ubuntu)

bangnoise 2017-02-15 20:05:39 UTC #1

I'm attempting to configure an addon to work on Linux, and find add_config.mk is being ignored for QtCreator projects.

The first problem I hit is ADDON_INCLUDES_EXCLUDE being ignored - I'm not sure if other parts are ignored as that is an immediate block to building.

The addon is ofxHapPlayer - check out the libavformat branch and use the Project Generator on the example project. The problem also occurs on projects generated in apps/myApps.

Am I doing something wrong, or is this a known problem?

arturo 2017-02-16 00:30:17 UTC #2

when changing addon_config.mk while the project is open in qtcreator, it won't automatically pick the changes, you need to resave the qbs file otherwise it won't parse the addon config again

bangnoise 2017-02-16 00:45:30 UTC #3

Thanks for the reply. The problem occurs if I generate the project and open it without making any changes to addon_config.mk.

bangnoise 2017-02-21 13:19:41 UTC #4

It appears that if you define ADDON_INCLUDES_EXCLUDE in common: and then add to it in a specific directive, it gets ignored, eg

common:
    #exclude for all platforms
    ADDON_INCLUDES_EXCLUDE = libs/mylib/include/never

linux64:
    #exclude for this platform only
    ADDON_INCLUDES_EXCLUDE += libs/mylib/%

doesn't work

Meach 2017-02-23 08:28:04 UTC #5

It seems that I am having the same problem on windows. Couldn't compile ofxOSC addon. When moving the ADDON_INCLUDES_EXCLUDE line from "common" to "msys2" it was working.

Also I am wondering if addon_config.mk file add all the ADDON_INCLUDES_EXCLUDE when there are several of it.

arturo 2017-02-23 09:10:18 UTC #6

it should add all of them if you use += at least after the first one

bangnoise 2017-02-23 13:42:28 UTC #7

I've opened an issue for this as it's definitely a PG bug