Qt Creator and other tools

OK...I added a line:

@QMAKE_CXXFLAGS += /MT@

The compiler warned me that it was overriding /MT with /MDd (which from the description on the MS page looks OK).

My executable only grew about 1K in size, though, which has me wondering if it did indeed pick up all the needed files during compilation. Running the app on my system isn't a good test (since I have all the libraries anyway), so I guess I'll have to find a system with an older version of Windows, huh?

Thanks for all the help...I think I'm at least on the right track here.

Unusual. You do have some Qt builds added to Qt Versions in options, right?

Also, QtC 2.6 is released, try there - maybe it's fixed if it was a bug.

You could set up a remote linux box (Tools->Options->Devices) and configure it to connect to root@localhost.

Afterwards you need to clone the kit (Tools->Options->Build & Run->Kits) you are using, replace the device type with "Generic remote linux" (don't remember the name) and the device with the one you just set up.

Finally you need to add a that new kit to your project and you are done.

PS: Make sure gdbserver is installed;-)

That sounds really screwed up.

Do you have any designer plugins lying around somewhere which might be faulty/outdated/incompatible? You could try running designer, watching it with processmonitor or some similar tool to see what it loads/does.

That's not exactly strange, it's a very uncommon syntax. The qt syntax parser is not 100% conformant so it won't understand the more exotic constructs. That's true for almost every IDE I know of.
I don't think there is a lot one can do beyond submitting a patch.

http://doc.qt.digia.com/qt/install-mac.html

http://doc.qt.digia.com/qtcreator-snapshot/creator-debugger-engines.html

http://doc.qt.digia.com/qt/developing-on-mac.html

http://www.agile-workers.com/web/en/2012/03/qt-qmake-osx_sdk-xcode/

Thanks cincirin, it works perfectly!

Hello, just found that the solution to get STL containers debug is simply to download gdb from here
http://origin.releases.qt-project.org/gdb/ and get qtcreator (2.6 in my case) to point to it in kit settings.

The Qt 4.8.4 RC4 has been just released, so 4.8.4 will be available soon.

The number is QTCREATORBUG-8331 .

Ok, it seems you have to separate extensions in the file type filter using comma instead of semicolon

I would encourage anyone reading this post to go the previous link (640) and upvote the bug. This is pretty rediculous, and I would just be sticking with Eclipse if support for the Qt integration plugin wasn't on the way out.

It works now, thanks ...

No worries, I'm not really angry ;)

Your English is quite good :)

Recently, i use Qt creator to do C code documentation with doxygen plugin for my microcontroller works, and consider it as a good source code editor or analysis tool. I can do the same behavior as my question that use Editplus & Geany IDE are correct, but in VS2012 or Eclipse CDT is not. So i hope Qt Creater also have a method to correct. Is't maybe redundant for my viewpoint?

Thanks!

Qt Creator usually do not use plugins for small additions, rather merge that functionality into the major plugins, especially if the addition is considered generally useful. So it depends a bit on what exactly you want to highlight, but doing it in the normal C++ support is very likely the way to go.

The mailing list (and #qt-creator on FreeNode IRC outside Central European sleeping time) is usually the best place to discuss this stuff. Not many of the developers read the Forum, in fact there there is probably exactly one who does it on a regular base.

Tobias, thank you for reply.
However I found out today that my "solution" via qmlproject doesn't work either (had to test it better).

"Screenshot of Qt Creator's qmlproject configuration without kit":https://www.dropbox.com/s/qxc9bfh39x4bfx6/QtCreator_without_kit.png

qmlproject does not need qmake; it uses custom executable, which cannot be configured unless there is a qmake. I find it a logical bug. Deploy and run configurations must be allowed even if no valid kits are present.

As you can see from screenshot, there's no menu under "Add" button, which is there, if a kit is configured properly.

The reason for our script was that we don't use QtCreator on all machines and sometimes we needed to compile it only from command line. Also we didn't use several .pro files but only one.

But as I wrote before, now we're building our project in different directories synchronized by SVN.