I got the same idea but with that solution I loose the nice behaviour of Qt creator like press on play (build and run on N900) every 5 minutes.

There must be a solution. I found some windows guys who made something similar so this must be possible. I mean you can't compile in all the stuff you need. That's ok for small things like that, but for big projects?

I posted the same question to the mailing list of taglib. Maybe somebody there has answers.
Link: http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/taglib...ch/001876.html

I hope I made it right, I never used mailing lists.

When I try scratchbox for this how must I change my code? How do I include taglib and so on?
I'm relatively new to this so I have no idea how to do this.

EDIT[2011-03-30]:

I found a nice solution to use Qt Creator to write the code and then compile and run it inside scratchbox so that I can include the taglib-dev package from maemo with a simple "#include <taglib>" and use it in my code.
Here is the link to the forum.nokia post: http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/ka...and-scratchbox

But there is a problem. Qt Creator does'nt detect the given qmake and says it can't find a toolchain.
I really have no idea how to solve this, maybe somebody has an idea? As the comments tell it should work like described.