Problem with installation on Mac OS X
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Hi,
Did you take a look at the "Mac deployment guide":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtdoc/deployment-mac.html ?
It shows the different steps you need to take as well as the use of macdeployqt to get your bundle ready
Hope it helps
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well the macdeployqt also have the link problem so I did not try problem, I linked it and shows me all the dylib that it cannot solve: QPrintSupport, QtWidgets, QtGui, QtCore, libqcocoa...
but thanks I will tried some things :)
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That's strange, what version of Qt did you install ?
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the standard 5.1.1 for MacOsX using clang64
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I tried to uninstall, reboot, reinstall it in a different path like /Developper/Tools (yeah a windows guy) and it does not work very much. Even if i create a simple project using qt creator, it compile fine and then crashes with:
"dyld: Library not loaded: /Users/bld.qt/bamboo-agent-home/xml-data/build-dir/DQTC-LGPLRELEASEBUILD510-OSX106/PADDING/lib/QtWidgets.framework/Versions/5/QtWidgets"nobody encountered this pb ?? ;(
next step is rebuilding with gcc...
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It looks like there's something wrong with the id in the frameworks. You could try to change them to the path where you installed them
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well i tried that with my application (copy in Core, Gui and widgets.framework in my app Framework did and using name_tool) and then I got “This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin “cocoa”.”
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You should rather run macdeployqt then, it will also copy the needed plugins in your bundle.
Just wondering, when does it crash ? When you run it from QtCreator or by doubling clicking on it ?
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both, it make things easier ;)
and even macdeployqt had the problems with the library ids, and when i did fixed that it gave me a lot of errors coming from both my libraries and Qt ones
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I've reread your first post, did you check that all your files/libs where build int 64bit ?
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Well, I do not know how to found out, but there is only one installer for Mac so I thought I got the good one...
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Using the file command
Indeed it should be... By the way, which OS X version are you running ?
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Mac OS X 10.8.5 with XCode 4.8, not the recent 5.0 (if I could dodge some problems I'm happy... )
