#
# $Id$
# $Log$
# Revision 1.8  1999/11/29 14:46:57  bzfbenge
# Superflous omments removed.
#
#
#
# Usage for qt.rules:
#
# Create a target depending on all *.moc files,
# and explicitely state the first inclusion dependency,
# e.g.:
#
# moc: Object.moc
#
# Object.cpp: Object.moc
#
# whereby it is assumed that Object.cpp includes
# Object.moc and Object.moc is generated out of Object.h
# or Object.hpp .
#

#
# NOTE: The .moc files are generated in the source code
# directory. If competing architectures have different
# meta object compilers, this would lead to false results.
# There is a way to make this work, but there is no reason
# thinkable why the meta object compiler should behave 
# different on different architectures, so there is no
# reason to do so.
#

# 11.5.99:
# Better don't change global LIB/INCLUDES variables here, package which like
# to use QT must add QTLIBS/QTINCLUDES to their INCLUDES/LIBS variables themselves.
# (otherwise even targets that don't need QT would be required to link with QT).
#

ifdef	QTDIR
QTLIBS = -L$(QTDIR)/lib -lqt
QTINCLUDES = -I$(QTDIR)/include
endif

ifndef	MOC
MOC = $(QTDIR)/bin/moc
endif

#
# Some often used rules for the QT library
#

.SUFFIXES: .h .hpp .moc

.h.moc:
	$(MOC) -o $@ $<

.hpp.moc:
	$(MOC) -o $@ $<