Qt Creator and other tools

I'd say that your application can't find the libssh dlls. Go to the Run part of the Project Panel and update the PATH environment variable by adding the path to the libssh dlls

All Qt source code is hosted by Gitorious, perhaps it is there for convenience. Or it is there to allow some additional protocols, I do not know.

Done :D

@ contains(QMAKE_TARGET.arch, x86_64) { // cool 64bit stuff } else { // cool 32bit stuff }@ Would be cleaner

I've an other Question: After create my_worker and try to move it in my QThread I got this error during execution: @QObject: Cannot create children for a parent that is in a different thread. (Parent is QNativeSocketEngine(0x15d345b8), parent's thread is QThread(0x15cfdc78), current thread is QThread(0x15d345d8).@ And worker stop to work... I don't know why ? Is it problem with my QTcpServer ? I haven't any exec method, because Worker herit from QObject and My Worker stop to work after one request attempt to my server. EDIT : Problem solved: I'm using : @connect(my_soc, SIGNAL(readyRead()), this, SLOT(tcp_receve_commands()), Qt::DirectConnection); connect(my_soc, SIGNAL(disconnected()), this, SLOT(kill_thread()), Qt::DirectConnection);@ Now, because without Qt::DirectConnection, connections aren't executed in the Thread. Thanks a lot all for your help, my problem is solved ! I love Qt ^^ !

Hey, I know this is an old post but I have some news regarding to it. Up until recently, it wasn't possible to build IDL's in parallel. A pre-release version of IncrediBuild now enables parallel build of moc and midl. Contact IncrediBuild support if you want to get a copy of this pre-release version. You can visit this page for further instructions: https://www.incredibuild.com/qt-moc-and-midl.html Good luck, Uria (IncrediBuild)

I found the solution.. https://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/35646

I use Qt with VC and XCode without any problems and without any additional plug-ins. You can link with Qt in the same mode you link with any other libraries. Just mentioning that in addition to a regular library, if we need to moc or uic or rcc you need to add custom build step in the VC or XCode project for *.h or *.ui or *.rcc That's all ...

It looks promising .. Great Help Thank you very much :)

You can check out the bugtracker ("link":https://bugreports.qt.io/secure/Dashboard.jspa) to see reported bugs in Qt Creator. And to get more info on how it is built, it is probably better to ask on the Qt Creator mailing list and IRC channel. "Link":https://qt-project.org/contribute.

I will check it as soon as I deal with this problem http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/52315/

Hi, An easier way is to uninstall Qt Creator 3.2 and download Qt 5.4: http://www.qt.io/download-open-source/ The installer includes Qt Creator 3.3, and it will set up your kits for you.

Hi, you can use the clang scope. Out of curiosity why do you need that scope ? clang and gcc's output are compatible.

Hi, I don't think so. The option is very clear. May be you should try Data Recovery Softwares. Try your luck.

Finally something that works !!! Thank you so much, hskoglund !

This is how it's done apparently: @ import qbs CppApplication { type: "application" // To suppress bundle generation on Mac consoleApplication: true destinationDirectory: "../../../__build-output" cpp.cxxFlags: { if (qbs.toolchain.contains("gcc")) { return [ "-std=c++14" ] } else if (qbs.toolchain.contains("clang")) { return [ "-std=c++14"] } } cpp.linkerFlags: { if (qbs.targetOS.contains("windows")) { if (qbs.toolchain.contains("msvc")) { return [ "/subsystem:windows" ] } } } cpp.staticLibraries: { if (qbs.targetOS.contains("windows")) { if (qbs.toolchain.contains("msvc")) { print("Loading static libraries for: Windows MSCV!") return [ "User32.lib", "kernel32.lib", "gdi32.lib" ]; } else if (qbs.toolchain.contains("mingw")) { print("Loading static libraries for: Windows MinGW!") return [ "user32", "kernel32", "kernel32" ]; } else { print("Invalid toolchain!"); } } else if (qbs.targetOs.contains("linux")) { if (qbs.toolchain.contains("gcc")) { print("Linux GCC is not currently supported...") } else if (qbs.toolchain.contains("clang")) { print("Linux Clang is not currently supported...") } } else { print("Unsupported Target OS...") return [] } } files: [ "../../src/main.cpp", "../../src/video/windows.cpp", "../../src/video/windows.h", ] Group { // Properties for the produced executable fileTagsFilter: product.type qbs.install: true } } @

no error messages at all! I had this happen once on a different machine - having 2 versions of mingw with code blocks ended up deleting the .exe whenever I ran any application developed via code blocks. Reinstalling everything and then running applications fixed it. No energy to redo all that in this old xp :( I do have 2 versions of mingw on this machine, one installed via Qt, old one from code blocks. Sorry for the double post, 5 year old running circles around me literally. Other code - ones I wrote, QCustomplot all continue to work normally.