Qt Creator and other tools

@aha_1980 OK thanks - I'll sort something from here

@hskoglund said in Hello World Crashed using MSVC 2015 as a compiler, Help please: updating your Intel graphic Thank you so match it works

@aha_1980 well its not an easy tool to use. I'm currently fighting with it as well, my antivirus pushes it into quarantine because it may be a potential virus. Only happens with my own created tools not the QtCreator one. I'm still trying to figure that one out...

Hi Did you look over https://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-vcs-git.html There is something with the SSH key you should take into account.

@GrahamLa backslash is considered as escape character, try using a slash instead. Also your imagedirs variable is incomplete also see this Maybe you also want to include the online or offline template: include($QTDIR/doc/global/qt-html-templates-offline.qdocconf) # or include($QTDIR/doc/global/qt-html-templates-online.qdocconf)

I fixed it by adding mpicxx and mpicc as new compilers in "Build and Run" and then setting the "error parser" to clang for both mpicxx and mpicc. Even though both are using GNU -- not Clang -- this seems to fix the issue.

Apparently it just wiped the compilers I was using, and wiped the Build profiles. Once I selected "Apple Clang (x86_64)" for both C and C++ Compiler, I just had to add and configure my Debug and Release builds and it seems to work now. Still, this seems like an issue worth looking at if more people have their build settings wiped upgrading from QtCreator 4.8.x to 4.9.0.

@jsulm Thats why I resorted to using sudo earlier. Thanks for your reply Eamonn

If someone is interested found a solution: equals(QMAKE_HOST.os, Windows) { ..... } else { ..... }

@Momeneh You cross compiled Qt for Raspberry Pi, right? Then you can build your app on your PC, copy the binary to your Raspberry Pi and run it there (you will need to copy cross compiled Qt libs, which are used by your app, to Raspberry Pi as well). If you really want to build directly on Raspberry Pi, then install Qt provided by Raspbian as @SGaist said and use it, no need to build Qt by yourself. You should decide first whether you want 1 or 2...

@sierdzio yes, but in console not so comfortable ) will wait for bugfixing

@Quentin91 said in Qt Creator with MSVC2010 : no valid kit found: The problem is that I can't download anything as I want as I work in a company Then how you did you download Qt source code? If online installer doesn't work you can use the offline installer.

Dear @Yordan-Bonev , If you have found the solution, then please mark the topic as resolved. You can find the Qt Configuration Tool in the installer, if you have the commercial license. Please look at the screenshot below: [image: 673c3999-ddd7-4402-a9b8-a605922bf4e3.png]

@gde23 said in Debug into Qt sources - mapping source path with prebuild version from Qt installer: (I think this should also be mentioned in the documentation) You can file a documentation change request on bugreports.qt.io If you do so, please add a link to that report here. Thanks! Regards

@Sergey-I. said in Wrong char type detection in debugger: Has anyone reported this to the bug tracker? I don't know. Did you check that?

@jsulm ok, I didn't pay attention to that. So I switched to minGW build and GDB works as expected. Thanks a lot