Re: How to make opie-application "kde-compatible"?

On Wed, Jan 24, 2007 at 09:07:17PM +0100, Florian Erfurth wrote:
> I want to code my own opie-application, which works well on iPAQ, so I 
> can compile and run natively on i386 archs (it means, without qvfb). I 
> could do that by using #IFDEF in .h and .cpp files. But... what should I 
> do in .pro file? I mean kde doesn't have opie libraries. Any idea?

Honestly, you are going to have to do a lot of work to do this.

I think you would be better off having an engine which is portable to
both platforms. Then a UI that is in the Opie tree and an UI which is
for your favorite desktop. It is a pain to use two different UI code
sets. But you will find that the Qt libs differ enough between 3.x and
2.3 that it isn't comfortable to have one code base for the UI. Pile on
the differences involved in developing for a handheld vs. a desktop
(where there are vastly more resources) and one code base will be
unmanageable.

E

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