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@mrjj
Thank you for your quick reply. Yes, it was the setting path environment problem. The link you provided gave me the answer. I had to put the path of MSYS and mingw32 at the begining of system path evironment.

In what path is it exactly ?

@luca

QZXing and the underlying library are not part of Qt libs. The wrapper QZXing is simply based on Qt.

Probably you have better chances for help on the mailing lists of those projects.

@Jack_Xuan You are compiling against the library as

so the compiler expects a library as
libVeinApiLinux.so

@koahnig
Well the "MySQL server has gone away" msg also seems slightly "wooden" so it fits perfectly :)

Hi, i'm in the very same situation, the target platform is Android and the hosts are both windows and linux (Arch). I can't understand how to use the QQuickMapboxGL in my qml project. if someone can point me in the right direction i'll be immensely grateful... Thank you!!

The essential Qxt is builded and works.
@SGaist thank you for your help :)

@ambershark

Thanks. The documentation for isValid is a bit ambiguous when reading as stand-alone.

Any news about this problem?

@Pradeep-Kumar
That is understandable. The (data) ODK/SDK was a c interface and not super complex.
I imagine the custom control ODK to be the same.

Hello
sorry for the delay
your suggestions solved my problem :
the lib i got were built with VS... after buidling with MinGW it works
thank you for your help
regards

Thank you!
I also had to add -lGL and -lGLU. Works

A few months back I did some research and found quickly. I never got around to actually use it in any application though.

At the time it seemed like the best candidate for bringing anything node.js like into Qt

@Pradeep-Kumar
sounds like a good place to ask :O

u won't get .lib along with .dll when compiling the framework with MD option due to there is no
exported class at all in the code. At least with msvc.

Hi,

That's a question you should bring to the Qwt mailing list. Qwt's author is very active there.

Hi! Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer. If you link your application against LGPL libraries (Qt) then you must provide your customer everything that's needed to relink the application against modified versions of those libraries. As you said your application is published under LGPL, you're publishing all your sources anyways, so IMAO there's no problem.

@Wieland thanks, but i read this article already. I can not find some examples with create graphical diagramms.