Where do .moc files come from?
Kevin Krammer
kevin.krammer at gmx.at
Sat May 18 11:30:22 BST 2002
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On Friday, 17. May 2002 20:55, Seth Rothberg wrote:
> What are they? And why have some of them turned up missing in today's cvs?
The moc files are generated by Qt's moc (Meta object compiler). The include
code for the signal/slot mechnism of Qt and are generated for every class
that has teh Q_OBJECT Macro in its declaration.
They shouldn't be in CVS at all, the are generated locally when building the
library/application.
If you are missing some you could try to re-run make -f Makefile.cvs and
./configure
This should create the makefile rules for moc.
Cheers,
kevin
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