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    Hmm, I didn't explicitly compile either. I'm using Arch linux and Designer came with the qt package (4.7.3) and I just installed Creator through the package manager.

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    C

    Of course, QtCreator for desktop can be used for generating non Qt executables, dynamic and static libraries.

  • QT Creator slow performance on ubuntu

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    i am also using qt on ubuntu 10.10 , it works complitely fine on my laptop.

  • Questions about qmake and the project file

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    mzimmersM

    Oh, that's pretty slick. Thanks, Volker.

  • QT User Interface to Simulink?

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    It kind of depends what you want to do. If you want to develop a GUI at the same time as your developing the Matlab code then I don't know of an easy way to integrate your Qt GUI with the Matlab engine. Certainly not as tightly as the Matlab GUIDE allows.

    However if you've got the Matlab compiler then it's possible to develop the mathematical logic in Matlab / Simulink then compile it to a C DLL. This can then be controlled from the Qt application.

  • Qmake platform scopes

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    EddyE

    It's our last resort ;)

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    This should probably work. I cannot see the external framework that you link to.

    I never installed the SDK version of the Qt libs, so I don't know if those contain a x86_64 version. You might want to check the output of

    @
    lipo -info /Users/username/QtSDK/Desktop/Qt/473/gcc/lib/QtGui.framework/QtGui
    lipo -info /Users/username/QtSDK/Desktop/Qt/473/gcc/lib/QtCore.framework/QtCore
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    it should contain x86_64

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    Don't forget to highlight your code blocks with @.

  • Debug into non Qt class

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    Ha, Found the problem.

    Forced a clean build on my Qt project and the debugger is now able to step into my classes. Works great.

    Usual user error!!

  • Profiling Tools?

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    Theres lots of good tools for D3D; For OpenGL I would recommend you take a look at NVIDIA Nexus http://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-parallel-nsight

  • Visual Studio 2010 integration bugs

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    I don't see a question in your post. This is a community forum, where people try to help other people. If yiz just want to report a bug, please file a bug report in "JIRA":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa .

  • Mac QtCreator: Debugger Helper not working

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    Nice find. The project was created by QtCreator using the Qt Gui Application template. Creator maybe looking for the plugins elsewhere. I just re verified that libDebuggingHelper is in the resource of the app bundle.

    I have the compiled open source edition installed, as well as the sdk.

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    Just to close this thread.
    It seems to eb an isolated issue with the particular project setup. I could not reproduce the problem with a freshly generated Qt project.

  • Save breakpoints between sessions?

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    I wasn't using a session, I was just re-opening a project, I'll look into sessions now. Thanks.

  • [solved]How to break into C++ code?

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    D

    Could well be the debugger stopped not in the thread you are expecting. Check the threads view whether some other thread looks better.

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    Use scopes:

    @CONFIG(debug, debug|release) {

    debug stuff

    }

    CONFIG(release, debug|release) {

    release stuff

    }
    @

  • Installing Linux Qt Creator

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    Congratulations! Happy coding

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    That is true: If you build in source then you need to make sure that the files are all gone when rebuilding. It is not trivial to decide for the IDE when you need to clean files and when not (in general you do not want that since it increases build times a lot when you clean all the object files), so Creator does not try.

    For this reason we encourage the use of shadow build directories whenever possible: Those allow to keep the different build configurations separate from each other. That is the only way we see to really make working with different build configurations safe.

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    [quote author="Andre" date="1309336474"]
    [quote author="TobbY" date="1308985594"][quote author="Scylla" date="1308983838"]For me it doesn't workt too. Our proxy requires a authentication and there is no option for that.[/quote]

    that's what i am saying, if there is an option, than it will be easy

    "there must be proxy settings like this":http://sage.ucsc.edu/xtal/socks4.png
    [/quote]

    No, that is not what you were saying. What you were saying is this:

    [quote author="TobbY" date="1308908712"]pls provide your view??
    [/quote]

    So, please, make sure you formulate questions in such a way that people actually understand what you are talking about. In no way was it clear from any of your posts that you were talking about the SDK updater tool.

    [/quote]

    ppl didnt providing their view , first of all they did not understand my question, that's y conversation goes like this