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Hi,

Are you sure that

@$$PWD/../kQOAuth-master/include@

is pointing to the right path ?

As a side note, on windows, even when working with dlls, you link to a lib file, this one contains just the information needed about the library to link against.

This might be a good trick to add in their documentation

Re-installation of Qt 5.1 did not change anything. I am just going to work on the Linux version and hope someone will come up with a workable solution.

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Did you try to re-run qmake after you added the SDL lines to your pro file ?

[quote author="hpollak" date="1371449350"]I installed kubunt instead of OpenSuse now it works, but i think it is no matter of the distribution. I think the problem was that GStreamer VAAPI plugin ob opensuse was only available for GSTreamer 0.10 and not for 1.0 but my QML-Program was using GStreamer 1.0.[/quote]

Nice to know it's working for you.
Could u please tell us what ubuntu distro you are using and what package u install to make VAAPI workign with qml ?

"This":https://el-tramo.be/blog/mixing-cocoa-and-qt/ is an example about mixing Qt and Cocoa and it has the benefit of using Sparkle

Hope it helps

Maybe this can be of interest to you. I have just open-sourced a WebSockets implementation (see "QWebSockets":https://github.com/KurtPattyn/QWebSockets).
The only dependency is Qt.
The implementation has been tested against the Autobahn test suite, and except for non-character Unicode code points, all tests pass. Performance is also great; e.g. it is faster than any available browser.

Hi,

Are you sure Qwt is compiled with your Qt 5.0.1 ?

Also you have a memory leak. You don't destroy plot when your application ends

sorry for the late reply,

I will check it out and reply to you

Oh thanks! That was the problem.... I didn't realize these were required libraries. I added -lwinmm and -lws2_32 and it compiles!

New UPDATE.

This works:

@void CamWindow::on_PointCloudChanged()
{
if (existPclPointCloud)
{
pclVisor.updatePointCloud(pclPointCloudPtr);
pclVisor.updateCamera();
ui->QvtkPointCloud->update();
}
else
{
//pclVisor = pcl::visualization::PCLVisualizer(pclVisorName,false);
pcl::visualization::PCLVisualizer localPclVisor = pcl::visualization::PCLVisualizer(pclVisorName,false);
pclVisor = localPclVisor;

pclVisor.addPointCloud<pcl::PointXYZ>(pclPointCloudPtr); pclVisor.setBackgroundColor(1,0,0); renderWindow = pclVisor.getRenderWindow(); ui->QvtkPointCloud->SetRenderWindow(renderWindow); ui->QvtkPointCloud->show(); } ui->QvtkPointCloud->update(); existPclPointCloud = true;

}@

But if I use
@pclVisor = pcl::visualization::PCLVisualizer(pclVisorName,false);@
instead of
@pcl::visualization::PCLVisualizer localPclVisor = pcl::visualization::PCLVisualizer(pclVisorName,false);
pclVisor = localPclVisor;@

It shows nothing... why???

Then I did not understand why qxt asks for the sjlj library.
Both, Qt and qxt, are compiled with the same compiler from wingw48 32bit. :-(

Your blog is very informative, thank you so much!

Thank you for your answer, I used a mathematical equation that finds if the mouse point is on the line between the curves

It's probably a bit late to give an answer to this thread, but I can probably add some.

I have used boost versions from 1.51 through 1.54 in the past together with Qt 4.8 through 5.1 on Windows 7.

I use boost from within a top-level boost folder with subfolders for each version (e.g. C:\Program Files\Boost\boost_1_53_0 etc.) The libraries and includes are in /stage/lib and /boost respectively. I have an environment variable named boost to point to the desired boost version. Finally, to use boost from within Qt, I add the following two lines to the project file:
@
INCLUDEPATH += $$(boost)
LIBS += -L"$$(boost)/stage/lib/"
@

This works for both, g++ and MSVC. However, for g++ I need to add any libraries with an additional:
@
win32-g++ {
BOOST_TARGET = mgw48-mt-s-1_54
LIBS += -lboost_filesystem-$${BOOST_TARGET}
-lboost_chrono-$${BOOST_TARGET}
-lboost_system-$${BOOST_TARGET}
}
@

I have run into similar problems with (boost::) filesystem, exception and posix_time. (I haven't used regex that much). I could address the issue by excluding the boost headers from MOC:
@
#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN
#include <boost/exception/all.hpp>
#include <boost/filesystem.hpp>
#endif
@

It is not the most ideal solution but it is absoultely portable.
This solution is also mentioned "here:":https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-22829?focusedCommentId=176766&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-176766

I have to add that the problem was most apparent in Qt 4.8. With Qt 5.0 I was able to remove a number of boost headers from the "MOC_RUN cage". I have not revisited all my code with Qt 5.1, so there might be even less.

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