How To
Summary
This article demonstrates how to build an application in a model-driven approach, automatically creating the Qt® project file and generating the code.
One of the biggest challenges addressed is the possibility to have classes that are compatible with both Qt® QObjects (with signal and slots) and IBM System Engineering Rhapsody® OMReactive classes (with a state machine).
Please note this profile is not officially supported with IBM System Engineering Rhapsody®.
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Modified date:
27 May 2022
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