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    clouca
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    i deleted the .pro.user and made the configuration from the begining and still the same error. i don't want to play with shadow building because i don't want to loose my backup. another idea?

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      Check console output when doing a full rebuild - maybe linker has problems in writing the output file?

      (Z(:^

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        clouca
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        Thanks for your fast answer.. Where can i find console ?

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          sierdzio
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          Hit Alt-4 in Qt Creator, or click on "Compile Output" button at the bottom of Qt Creator's window.

          (Z(:^

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            clouca
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            Yes i get an error there..
            make[1]: Entering directory ....Desktop_Qt_5_0_2_GCC_64bit-Debug' make[1]: Nothing to be done for first'.
            make[1]: Leaving directory `...Desktop_Qt_5_0_2_GCC_64bit-Debug'

            i hided the full path for obvious reasons.. :)

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              That looks like shadow building in works.

              "Nothing to be done for 'first'" is standard make message. It's not an error as such - usually it means that the project is already built and there is no need to compile again.

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                clouca
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                heh that's the problem, the project did not create and executable... in the folder there are only 3 files Makefile Makefile.debug and Makefile.release..

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                  Delete those makefiles.

                  But we're running in circles here, I'm afraid. I'm sure I've run into a similar problem before, but I don't remember what was the solution. We're probably missing something obvious.

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                    clouca
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                    Yes i know that we are making circles. I will try now removing these make files.. please remember :)

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                      clouca
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                      i made a backup of whole project and remove shadow build and works. but i don't think that is a solution.
                      it is a semisolution i think..;)

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                        clouca
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                        it was not a solution finally. the project always executes the old executable file. the problem is that Qt builds successfull but the executable file is not created...

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                          Hi,
                          in this case, are you sure your project is setup correctly ? Could you share the pro file ?

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                            koahnig
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                            This may be similar problems as I had lately. However, I am on Windows 7 with creator 2.6.
                            I have a rather large project based on subdirs with some libs shared by a couple of applications.
                            I noted that changing the source with some debug statements and in the debugger there was no influence on what I had changed. As I found out later Qt creator compiled and linked always the release version only for this particular application. I did the whole bucket of things rebuild, clean and build (as separate steps) also at least some partly "Run qmake" until I found out what happened. In my case it was cured by "Run qmake" for the whole subdirs project. Suddenly the debug build was created.
                            It sounds a bit weird, but I assume Qt creator somehow looses track when switching between release and debug modes. IMO not really a logical behaviour, but I do not know what is actually happening in qt creator.

                            Especially if you have a complex project, try "Run qmake".

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                              clouca
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                              Yes it's very weird.. I am thinking to switch it in windows for better luck. I run linux on virtual machine, does this make any difference ?

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                                [quote author="clouca" date="1367858735"]Yes it's very weird.. I am thinking to switch it in windows for better luck. I run linux on virtual machine, does this make any difference ?[/quote]
                                Do not know. I have not used Qt creator lately on a virtual machine.

                                [quote author="SGaist" date="1367847901"]Hi,
                                in this case, are you sure your project is setup correctly ? Could you share the pro file ?[/quote]
                                at clouca: that is an option. Maybe someone sees an issue.

                                Do you have a complex project?

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                                  clouca
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                                  Yes it is a project with 5 subfolders..

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                                    Since it's a subfolder project, how do you setup your DESTDIR variables ?

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                                      clouca
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                                      Thanks all of you for your answers. SGaist I will check tomorrow and tell you.
                                      Thanks

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                                        john_god
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                                        Hi
                                        I had this problem in old versions of QtCreator. As far as I remember it's a bug, but is was supposed to be solved in latest version, I believe. Do a google search, you will find similar threads some wich are alreay solved.

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                                          clouca
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                                          john_god john_god i didn't found something simillar
                                          my project was created in qt 4.7 32(bit) and i am now running Qt 5.0 (64bit) if that can help..
                                          thanks

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