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/*!
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    \group platforms
    \nextpage shell.html

    \title Target Platforms

    \QBS has built-in support for building applications for all major platforms.
    Platform support is implemented as a set of \l{List of Modules}{modules}
    that products depend on. The following topics describe the features specific
    to a particular platform, point out things to look out for, and provide tips
    for fully benefiting from the \QBS functions.

    In addition to the platforms explicitly listed below, \QBS should generally
    work on other UNIX and Unix-like platforms but these are not regularly
    tested or officially supported.

    \QBS recognizes the existence of at least AIX, HP-UX, Solaris, FreeBSD,
    NetBSD, OpenBSD, GNU Hurd, and Haiku, but provides no explicit support
    (except some minimal support for FreeBSD).
*/
