Qt Creator and other tools

I don't think that such case is supported.

It's your use of QT5_WRAP_CPP which expect QObject based classes that triggers that error. Since you are using automoc, don't use QT5_WRAP_CPP. There's also autouic IIRC.

This form is from an old Qt3toQT4 project. (qfsm on sourceforge, now on GitHub) I changed manually all Qt3ButtonBox to QtGroupBox and it works. Thanks for the tip. It remains some more works on others Qt3 class not anymore supported.

@SGaist ok thx , I've forget to remove it ( cuz i was testing was is going to print of pdf file with PdfFormat :D ) but it seem that I've problem with my hp print , now the file is send to the print but not print ( it's hold on the pinding window ) [image: f5dbcfc3683e42a4a1478d2aad41ee47.png] i will fix my printer , thx:)

Tried both solutions: And both work! It seems that the capital c on core make the difference, now moc is triggered correctly. It work also for the "real project". Thanks guys!!

@Chris-Kawa thx :)

So what exactly did you install ? Which version of Qt and Compiler ?

Visual Studio Express does not support addons, and tbh, i don't see any reason to use that release. use Visual Studio Community edition instead https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/news/releasenotes/vs2013-community-vs

Hi, Out of curiosity, why do you need that define ?

My bad ! It was .qmake.conf that you can use for your common variables.

@jsulm Yes

@tobias.hunger As far as I know that is not possible right now. Please feel free to add a "feature request":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/ into our bug tracker:-) do I see it correctly that nobody opened a "feature request" for this? at least I wasn't able to find anything about it ... and "resources.prf" also doesn't contain any special handling for binary-qrc ... while I was search I stumbled on "CONFIG += resources_big", which could be an alternative for my issue, but seems poorly documented =/ I've got an issue of 10MB of *.png that lead to a *.cpp, which is big for VS2013 32bit compiler ... compiler is running out of heap-memory ... using 32bit-crosscompiler would also help, but is not supported by Creator: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-15904

@uwittenberg Good to know that your problem is solved. If it is reproducable, I can only encourage you to file a bug report. However, I guess "subtle" indicates the opposite ;)

Hi, Qt requires an OS to run so you can't use it for that but if you want to write GUI for bare metal devices you can use ugfx.

I have same problem, I solved it with the following configuration the .pro CONFIG -= app_bundle

I figured out. Solution:: contains(CPP, 1):{ QMAKE_CC = $$QMAKE_CXX QMAKE_CFLAGS = $$QMAKE_CXXFLAGS } else { CONFIG += use_c_linker } Thank you all for for your time!