Qt Creator and other tools

Thank, but what is the PATH that works for Windows?

I just wanted to close out this thread by saying that Qt Creator 2.8 has clearly fixed the issue for me. I'm now back to the happy days of compiling and debugging inside of Creator.

Ok, so I just managed to fix it. I uninstalled everything related to Qt in "apt-get", delete all the configuration related to it in .conf (Nokia.conf, Trolltech.conf, Qt.conf QtCreator folder, etc) and installed the new Qt 5.1.1 bundle.

Well, I've appended this CCFLAGS = DQT_PLUGIN at environment variable

It's an issues with the DLL. Check the solutions proposed at several similar threads: "[SOLVED]The program has unexpectedly finished ...exited with code -1073741511":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/26203 "[SOLVED] QT 5.0.2 Win 8 and exited with code -1073741511. Modules with different CPU types?":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/27341

But should it do what you need ?

The you need to report the problem on the interest mailing list, you'll find Qt's developer/maintainers there (this forum is more user oriented)

Hi codenode , How you made it work..? Please can you explain in detail, I am using Qt 5.0.2 and windows 7 , and i just downloaded llvm 3.3 and clang 3.3. How can i compile my code with clang and how to generate the bitcode using llvm. Thanks

Hi Latexl95 , How you made it work..? Please can you explain in detail, I am using Qt 5.0.2 and windows 7 , and i just downloaded llvm 3.3 and clang 3.3. How can i compile my code with clang and how to generate the bitcode using llvm. Thanks

Hi, This is still the same forum. When SGaist said "Interest mailing list", he meant this: http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest You'll need to subscribe to the list, then ask your question in an email. When you post your question, make sure you include: OS version How you installed Qt Qt Creator version

Hi and welcome to devnet, Glad you found out ! When playing with variables like QMAKE_LINK (which generally you don't need to) adding something to it should rather be @QMAKE_LINK += whatever_you_need@ or @QMAKE_LINK *= whatever_you_need@ Otherwise (as you found out) you replace the current content of the variable Hope it helps

That makes sense...thanks for the explanation, Chris.

Hi, IIRC you should be using clang with that version of Xcode

[quote author="koahnig" date="1377285408"] have you seen this "Doxygen helper?":http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/helpers.html#doxfilt_qml[/quote] Yes I am aware of it. As for other comments: yes, qdoc is not intended for external use, it has no stable API, is not guaranteed to work the same in the future, etc. In general, it does work quite well, though. If you miss some documentation, you can check it in docs of doxygen - there is a big overlap (after all, doxygen was created for Qt). Just to reiterate: I do recommend using doxygen.

Hi, AFAIK, Qt Creator can be built against both Qt 4.8 and Qt 5.1. Their unit tests have covered both versions for many months now. I'm not sure what's causing your issue. Could you use the precompiled version?

Yes, of course. But the files still exists.

Thank you for your informative reply. I agree that it takes an experienced Qt developer familiar with a particular Qt project maybe 3 seconds to configure. For developers new to a project or developers not necessarily experienced with Qt Creator it confuses them and takes much longer than 3 seconds to learn how to configure a project. While I think kits are great, especially for cross platform development, I prefer the pre-kit behavior of opening a Qt project or a method of automatically selecting a default kit configuration. I may submit a feature request for something like this. Thanks again, -Ed

I don't think you have any special configuration required just run cppcheck on your project source files.