Qt Creator and other tools

Ping @hunger :)

@Foraz Last time I had a similar issue I started simply with a "hello world" dll and checkout what to change in my library source and qmake to get it to work. That was the most straight forward things to do. Instead of using qmake for your projects you shall use CMake as the basis for your projects based Qt creator templates. [edit] There are also some guidelines for dll creation with qt

Hi Found place that works [image: yx3jLg.png]

@jsulm yes! That's precisely my point, it means it can't locate the non-d version either, which does exist. My line of thinking was that it confirms that it is unable to read a file that we know exists. The question then is this: Is the code used by the dialog unable to properly navigate windows file systems? To reiterate: I did not write that code, it was generated by Qt itself. I selected the mysqlcppconn-static.lib file in the dialog, still qmake, or the compiler(I don't know which it is) is unable to find it.

I had the same problem, solved it by making a new compiler that uses the generated header file as input and runs moc on it to generate the missing source file. From my .pro: dbc2cpp_canbus_h.name = Generating canbus.h from DBC file. dbc2cpp_canbus_h.CONFIG += combine dbc2cpp_canbus_h.input = "DBC_A_C" dbc2cpp_canbus_h.output = canbus.h dbc2cpp_canbus_h.commands = bash -c 'dbc2cpp --target CANBUS_H CLUSTER <($${DBC_A_GIT}) <($${DBC_C_GIT})' dbc2cpp_canbus_h.variable_out = HEADERS QMAKE_EXTRA_COMPILERS += dbc2cpp_canbus_h CANBUS_H = canbus.h new_moc.commands = moc $(DEFINES) $(INCPATH) canbus.h -o ${QMAKE_FILE_OUT} new_moc.input = "CANBUS_H" new_moc.output = moc_canbus.cpp new_moc.variable_out = SOURCES QMAKE_EXTRA_COMPILERS += new_moc

@mrjj said in VS Plugin: How to set default qrc compression level: @Asperamanca I assume we talk about the new Addin ? https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt-labs/vstools.git The latest official version: 2.1.1, yes. I've now put it to the support. I just like to ask in the forums first, in case the reason / solution is obvious (and I just don't see it).

Hello, how to solve this problem? Could you please tell me the answer, thanks in advance!

Thanks for the hints. I'll think about them.

@SGaist yes, you were right! Qmake is saving absolute path internally, I think. So I moved all necessary files to required directory and everything is working, thank you! I'll post a screenshot with minimum necessary files and directories that needed to successful qmake's work without Qt. [image: 25961c0e-83c4-4dbb-9388-4b42fd01e589.png] It requires an empty include directory! If you delete it QtCreator will not show your non-Qt Kit in the startup list of Kits for a new project!

Qt Creator 4.4.0, CMake 3.9.3, Qt 5.6.3

Check out this link for using OpenCL with CMake.

@amigo421 said in [SOLVED] QT Creator doesn't start the debugger: I would raise it as a bug - the message should be more precise, e.g. "working directory is invalid." The current message is very confusing so I had to google the issue to figure out that working dir is wrong.

@mustafayilmaz Under AppData i guess but never found the file. maybe in the sqlite db. You can also just look in souce and see if you can find it :)

@jsulm I have used cmake, premake5 and syncProj. From them worst syntax (difficult to configure, use and diagnose errors) is cmake , after that goes premake5 - it allow full Lua programming language dialect, including functions, and syncProj is better from error handling perspective and usability and debugging in overall, but it's lacking of portability at the moment (Did not need one currently). But I'm looking forwards to any attempts to help me to improve syncProj into right direction - I think code is in much better shape than others. I'm waiting when C++ modules comes up, and I will be able to compile C++ code on fly ("C++ script"), after that syncProj can be recoded in C++ and forget about odd programming languages like C# and Lua. :-) (and yes cmake is not a programming language, it's sibling of batch files or shell scripts)

Hi... i see vtable error link library error... i solved to create a normal file.pro... other way i must create a extra cmake file compatible to QtCreator 4.4... tanks...

@mrjj said in Qt serial communication using UART: @aha_1980 Oh yes. sorry. i did miss. Clicked from locked thread. Should have read it all :) No problem :) (And no need to delete your post)

@thompsonx Yes i imagine its possible to have a pri file to setup options and the actual files comes from other autogenerated .pri file.