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\section1 CMake Projects
In CMake, libraries are usually detected using the \c{FIND_PACKAGE()} macro.
A couple of them are already being shipped with CMake, they can be found in
the \c{Modules} directory of your CMake installation. If you provide
libraries on your own, you will need to provide your own \c{FindFoo.cmake}
file. Refer to the \l{http://vtk.org/Wiki/CMake_FAQ#Writing_FindXXX.cmake_files}
{CMake FAQ} for details.
In CMake, libraries are usually detected using the \c{FIND_PACKAGE()}
macro. A couple of them are already being shipped with CMake, they can be
found in the \c{Modules} directory of your CMake installation. If you
provide libraries on your own, you will need to provide your own
\c{FindFoo.cmake} file. Refer to the
\l{http://vtk.org/Wiki/CMake_FAQ#Writing_FindXXX.cmake_files}{CMake FAQ}
for details.
As with qmake project, syntax completion and highlighting should work if
you can sucessfully build and link against the external library.
As with \c qmake projects, syntax completion and highlighting should work
if you can sucessfully build and link against the external library.
\section1 Generic Projects
If you import a project using the \e{Generic Projects} function, Qt Creator will
create a file called \c{<projectname>.includes} in your project root directory. It will
contain all project subdirectories it that was able to find relevant header files in.
Simply add your include pathes there.
If you import a project using the \e{Generic Projects} function, Qt Creator
will create a file called \c{<projectname>.includes} in your project root
directory. This file contains all project subdirectories which Qt Creator
could find relevant headers for. Simply add your include pathes here.
Note that in Generic Project mode, Qt Creator will refrain from touching any
project settings, so the above is merely a hint for the code completion and
the syntax highlighter.
In \guiGeneric Project} mode, Qt Creator will not modify any project
settings, so the above is merely a hint for code completion and syntax
highlighting.
*/