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How can I get windows version of qwt in my ubuntu? Is there some procedure how can I do that? thanks

I am also interested in changing the playback speed, but as far as I know it is not possible in Phonon.

The phonon backends should support this easily, so I don't know why this is not part of the Phonon API

Anyone know more about this issue?

I think there are just many implementations of the same idea. The coverflow idea (patented by Apple? Not sure on that one) was picked up by others after Apple introduced it on the iPod touch rather quickly by others, who came up with their own implementations. There are also examples on how to build one using QML (quite simple, actually), and even libqxt has a "widget":http://libqxt.bitbucket.org/doc/0.6/qxtflowview.html#details in the library implementing the idea.

So, you adhere to the licence of the implementation you use, and hope Apple did not patent it or can't be bothered to go after you.

The Microsoft one...
And it's Boost 1_47 I use.

It is working in linux.

maybe in gSOAP? look with wireshark into Request Headers from your app.

"Example from documentation":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qmake-variable-reference.html#libs
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unix:LIBS += -L/usr/local/lib -lmath // you don't have -l
win32:LIBS += c:/mylibs/math.lib
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where pid is the pid of your running application.

yea it is, kinda, but it is true, we are releasing our 1.1 version this week and we have some really updates and new features. Our 3d stuff and the new image/model rendering widget is very nice...

yes it work now well. it was a problem with the toolchain and dll...

I installed Qt Creator new and copied all dll in windows/system folder...

thanks all

Antonio

Your Qt version is built as 64 bit version (x86_64), but the mysql libs you have installed are not, most probably, they're 32bit Intel binaries (i386). You can check on the command line using this:

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lipo -info /usr/local/mysql/lib/libmysqlclient.dylib
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Hi kuzulis!
I try the last snapshot of QtSerialPort, and for now not detect any freezing.

What they do in the examples is that they mock the whole QNAM library, i.e. create a stand-alone separate library that looks totally like QNAM, implements the same interfaces, but instead of the real QNAM implementation all the methods just pass the ball to the mocking framework as in the following:
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QNetworkCookie &QNetworkCookie::operator=(const QNetworkCookie &other)
{
QVector<QGenericArgument> args;
args.append(Q_ARG(const QNetworkCookie &, other));

QTMOCK_METHOD_DOACTIONS("QNetworkCookie", "operator=", QRET_REF(QNetworkCookie), &args, NULL);

}
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