Hi,

if .pro file contains sources in parent directories, e.g. like

HEADERS += ../../../whatever/header.h

then qmake for Windows (more exactly .madde/0.6.14/targets/fremantle-qt-0951/bin/qmake.exe) will generate a makefile which will have "native" Windows backslashes for header dependencies, e.g.

../build/whatever.o: ../../../whatever/whatever.cpp ..\..\..\whatever\header.h

The problem is, that make (also from MADDE) will understand the backslashes as escaped symbols and will refuse to build such a makefile (it won't find header.h). Manually replacing backslashes with slashes fixes the problem but it's an unfeasible solution.

It only happens on Windows MADDE setup, on Ubuntu everything is Ok (only slashes are used obviously). Windows native qmake (from QT SDK for PC) also handles such .pro files correctly, placing slashes in a makefile.

I know that MADDE is still BETA, but I would like to report a bug against that nevertheless just to let developers know.

If there's a better place for bugreports against MADDE, let me know, please.