Qt5 platforms plugins ?
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I'm quite lost here, to be honest. :-/
Try running your program from within CDB -- it will show you a list of DLLs that are being loaded, and it just might provide a clue.
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Well, I have found solution in copying also libEGL.dll or libEGLd.dll (depends on what type of building do you run!) into the root application library...what a freaking mistake!
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[quote author="Peppy" date="1358179576"]Well, I have found solution in copying also libEGL.dll or libEGLd.dll (depends on what type of building do you run!) into the root application library...what a freaking mistake!
Thanks to: http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/21269[/quote]
Wow! Mine worked too! Thanks
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Solved it for me as well.
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Just wanted to say I had this issue as well. Solve for me. Found through google so I figured I'd bump it.
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Adding libEGL.dll worked for me too. Was long for me to find the solution so I figured I'd bump it too.
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I was getting that exact same "failed to load" error, however, I didn't compile my own binaries - I used the ones from the softwareforge project qt-x64 : http://sourceforge.net/projects/qtx64/ .
It turns out that they bundle a utility in there called qtbinpatcher.exe that patches the binaries where the paths have been hardcoded in. Once I ran that everything worked.
Is it just me, or does hardcoding an absolute path into the binaries like that seem like horrible idea? What were they thinking?
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[quote author="Ph0t0n" date="1392352947"]I was getting that exact same "failed to load" error, however, I didn't compile my own binaries - I used the ones from the softwareforge project qt-x64 : http://sourceforge.net/projects/qtx64/ .
It turns out that they bundle a utility in there called qtbinpatcher.exe that patches the binaries where the paths have been hardcoded in. Once I ran that everything worked.
Is it just me, or does hardcoding an absolute path into the binaries like that seem like horrible idea? What were they thinking?[/quote]I agree that it is a horrible idea. Unfortunately, it's not something that's easy to undo -- so we'll have to deal with it for now.
Anyway, welcome to the Qt Dev Net! I'm glad you found a solution to your problem. Thank you for sharing your solution.
