mkspecs/features/symbian/stl.prf


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CONFIG -= stl_off

# STL usage in S60 requires the "OPTION CW -wchar_t on" mmp statement to be used.
# This statement is added via $$STLLIB_USAGE_CW_FLAGS variable below.
# S60 STL documentation instructs to use also "MACRO  _WCHAR_T_DECLARED" statement,
# but QtS60 will not compile if that statement is set.

QMAKE_CXXFLAGS.CW *= $$STLLIB_USAGE_CW_FLAGS 

# Path to stlport headers
INCLUDEPATH += $$OS_LAYER_STDCPP_SYSTEMINCLUDE 

# Remove mkspecs/common/symbian/stl-off from beginning of includepath 
# in order to use new and delete operators from STL
INCLUDEPATH -= $$[QT_INSTALL_PREFIX]/mkspecs/common/symbian/stl-off

# libstdcppv5 is preferred over libstdcpp as it has/uses the throwing version of operator new
exists($${EPOCROOT}epoc32/release/armv5/urel/libstdcppv5.dll ) {
    LIBS *= -llibstdcppv5.dll

    # STDCPP turns on standard C++ new behaviour in SBSv2
    MMP_RULES += "STDCPP"
    
    # defining __SYMBIAN_STDCPP_SUPPORT__ turns on standard C++ new behaviour pre SBSv2
    DEFINES += "__SYMBIAN_STDCPP_SUPPORT__"

    # operator new is actually supplied in stdnew.lib for hardware builds
    eabiStdNewLibBlock = \
        "$${LITERAL_HASH}ifdef EABI" \
        "LIBRARY stdnew.lib" \
        "$${LITERAL_HASH}endif"

    MMP_RULES += eabiStdNewLibBlock
} else {
    LIBS *= -llibstdcpp.dll
}