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thanks for the zour answer , after checking the ".exe "file i found that the execution in fact had some errors due to missed DLLs , thats why in included the missed ones inside the solution file beside the ".exe" and it worked

hi all thank zou for participating , actually when creating the project there was a checkbox for the prefixes , by creating a new project and un-checking that the problem was solved

@_ove_ Hey, how r u doing? To keep flex and bison files out of project and source control. Generate the C source files and add it to project. Add flex and bison files to project, but run flex and bison commands separately. Integrate properly with IDE (Qt Creator on Ubuntu 12.04) and source control, so that when I build the flex and bison is called to generate lexer and parser. I obviously want third option, but have no idea how to do it. Please suggest the best option and the way to do it.

@Gerald-L Part of Boost is header only (without library files), for these parts you do not have to add anything to LIBS. Also there are system wide directories containing header files and libraries which you do not have to specify (/usr/include, /usr/lib).

To create a new one, copy the one you are using and give it a new name.

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Where is the findcatkin.cmake script located ?

@lNarthan
as @SGaist said, OpenSSL 1.1 is default since 5.12.4
For each version below see this

@Tiago-M-Pinto said in Link Qt program with DLLs:

Could it be a compiler version issue?

@sierdzio already told you that only msvc2017 and 2019 are binary compatible. So recompile your lib with 2107 or 2019 and see if it still crashes - if it is the case take a look at the backtrace to see what goes wrong.

@filipdns said in SQLite database locked on localstorage example:

Following documentation, js transactions are suppose to automatically close db.

Why do you work on DB in JavaScript/QML?
I think it will made more sense to do the DB work on C++ side and implement a QML/C++ interface to access to the data.
JS/QML is powerful to create/handle user interface, but to work with data C++ is the better choice!

ok, stupid me! I forgot to include Qwt in the *.pro file:

... CONFIG += qwt INCLUDEPATH +="/usr/include/qwt" LIBS += -L/usr/lib -lqwt

@Conical

The INCLUDEPATH seems to be correct. At least what you are showing.

I do not know the test library feature of boost. However, I know that some features require separate compilation which will create libraries. This would be for the regular expression of boost for instance. Those libraries need to be referenced with LIBS statement.
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html#libs

@JonB Hello,

Yes I just found what you say and solve with:

SELECT * FROM remainPartList_log WHERE part LIKE '%art%'

thank you very much

Do you use Visual Studio as compiler? That environment has such a tool embedded

Hi,

No there's not. You can use the OpenLDAP library to interact your your LDAP server.

At some point, there was the Luma GUI application.

@Ace04 said in Unresolved external symbol _strerror_r error while executing libcurl with QT:

LIBS += -L"$$PRO_FILE_PWD/dependencies/SSL/lib/" libcrypto.a libssl.a

Your LIBS lines are wrong.

Correct would be: LIBS += -L"$$_PRO_FILE_PWD_/dependencies/SSL/lib" -lcrypto -lssl (Add -l, omit lib... and .a.

Also, convert all backslashes to forward slashes.

Also, remove all trailing slashes from the paths (INCLUDEPATH and LIBS)

Regards.

There should also be a folder with the tests that ran. That's the one I am suggesting to check.

Note that there seems to be some mixing of forward and backward slash which might explain the failure. Use all forward slashes when giving parameters.