Installation and Deployment

Hi and welcome to devnet, Since you are testing bleeding edge version of OS X and Xcode you'll also have to do the same with Qt i.e. build from git. You can also check the "bug report system":http://bugreports.qt-project.org to see if it's something known.

OS X 10.10 & Xcode 6.0.0 Beta 1 by the looks of that readout.

Just put the file besides your executable and follow the little example as a base

Thank you for your reply! Debugging in Visual Studio works fine!

joeborg, excuse me for this question, but could you be more specific? You said you added the new include directory to your INCPATH line in ./qtbase/src/network/Makefile. What include dir? Thanks

Bump... ? LOL Anyone have any ideas on this problem?

Hi and welcome to devnet, Qt doesn't come with any compiler Except for the MinGW package. So yes, you need to install Visual Studio 2013 in order to use the VS2013 package. QtDesigner is a standalone application that allows you to design UI visually using drag and drop. Qt Creator is a complete IDE that integrates QtDesigner's functionality. Hope it helps

Hi and welcome to the Qt Dev Net! [quote] -prefix <qtbase directory> [/quote]I'm note sure what happens if you set the prefix to the qtbase folder. The prefix option is supposed to take an external folder where you want to install Qt. The qtbase folder is meant to be a temporary place where the binaries are built. At the end of the build process, files are copied from the qtbase directory into your prefix directory. Try setting your prefix somewhere else, and remember to call make install after make. (You will need to fully clean your source tree and qtbase folder, then re-configure and re-build)

No problem, you're welcome ! Happy coding ! :)

Well, after successfully installing the Qt to another Windows 8.1 machine I copied the "C:\Qt" and "C:\Users<USER>\AppData\Local\Roacming\QtProject " folders to the machine where it didn't work. But still qmake did not work. So, I knew that the only thing different on those two machines was the "COMODO Internet Security". After uninstalling that junk (disabling didn't seem to help), qmake is now working properly and I can actually use Qt Creator. This was another reminder why I switched to linux on my main comp years ago. Hopefully this message will help anyone in the future: turn off your anti-virus or if that doesn't help, uninstall it. I wish the Comodo could have at least informed me that it had blocked the software...

Good job :)

Any movement on this? I'm getting the same error.

Perfect! Thank you, I knew there had to be an easy way to do it.

Hi and welcome to devnet, You can use Xcode, no problem with that. Have a look at the "Qt for Mac OS X" chapter of the documentation. You'll find there the information you need. Happy coding !

I have fixed this issue by just copying the missing icu .so file from the path /opt/Qt5.2.1/Tools/QtCreator/lib/qtcreator to the path /usr/lib on ubuntu 14.04. There is no need to do extra things which I have done in my above thread.

Hi and welcome to devnet, Are you sure you are deploying all dependencies ?