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This is the same workaround as Janne did for QtWebkit.
Reviewed-by: Janne Koskinen
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Fix for applications not compiling containing #include<QtWebkit>
due to relative inclusion problem in Symbian build environment.
Task-number: QTBUG-4846
Reviewed-by: Iain
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The VCPROJ/SLN generator generates dependencies on the glue project,
so the glue must use the correct library for the dependencies to be
correct. The qtAddLibrary() would add the project 'default' to the
glue, which could end up adding a debug lib to the glue, so the
dependency checker wouldn't find the proper project.
We therefore force qtAddLibrary to only add d/_debug if we're not
using debug_and_release, or not in the glue part
Reviewed-by: Rohan McGovern
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Prepending adds epoc32\include too early into generated
systeminclude path search order causing Webcore build
to break due to wrong animation.h header getting included.
Reviewed-by: Jason Barron
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The new public classes in the 's60framework' sub-directory of QtGui
introduce a header file dependency to the middleware layer of the SDK
by including 'aknapp.h'.
Since the build system doesn't know if you have included QtGui or not,
the closest approximation is to append the middleware layer include
path in cases where the QT variable contains 'gui'
Reviewed-by: axis
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