You can use Qt version 2.3 or version 3.0, it is up to you. Just
rememeber to specify this choice in your Makefile. I should be able
to compile something just by typing make; so remember to check QTDIR
in the 'Makefile'.
Follow the links from the following pages to get to
the relevant tutorials.
The MOC (Meta Object Compiler) files
are only necessary for a file that contains signals, slots and the
CONNECT statement to connect signals and slots. So in the previous box
example the signals came from the sliders (in the globjwin.cpp file)
and the slots were the setXRotation (and Y and Z rotations in the
glbox.cpp file). The Makefile given previously assumes that you have
signals and slots.
Here is a makefile for files that don't use signals and slots (the
first few tutorials). Basically you remove the reference to files in
the METAOBJECTS and METACXXFILES lines.
However, if you decide to use qt3.x then you can use qmake if you
like, the instructions are in the tutorial.
Contact me
email: pj@cpsc.ucalgary.ca
Tel: (403) 220 7041.