Unresolved external symbols when building empty QT project

Amomum

Qt 5.2.1 for Windows 32-bit (VS 2010, OpenGL)

sierdzio

That looks correct. I see 2 possibilities:

Kit setup in Qt Creator is wrong: please check this (Qt Creator->Tools->Preferences->Build & Run->Kits)

Another compiler was installed by Windows SDK and it is not compatible with MSVC 2010. In that case, uninstall Windows SDK (you do not need it anyway...)

Amomum

In Kit setup i see two kits:

auto-detected "Desktop Qt 5.2.1 MSVC2010 32bit OpenGL" - chosen as default
manual "Qt 5.2.1 (Src)"

Build fails with both of them.

I'm afraid I need windows sdk (more precise - directx sdk, which is now part of windows sdk, if I'm correct). What should I do?

sierdzio

Please verify that the compiler shipped in your SDK is also MSVC 2010. If it is any other version, you will need Qt for that version, too.

Amomum

Why does compiler in SDK matter at all? In build & run ->compilers I can see only three compilers from MSVC 2010 (x86, amd64 and ia64) from correct paths.
I am compiling with that compiler.. am I not?

sierdzio

Right, ok, you probably are ;)

I keep talking about the SDK because it seems to be the only thing that can interfere here. I know that MSVC 2010 itself works well and without problems, and is being actively used by many people.

Amomum

Riight.. I uninstalled windows SDK. Example still doesn't build with the same error, but empty project now gives:
@
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'glu32.lib'@

According to "this thread":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/30006 windows SDK is neccessary for Qt with opengl :)

sierdzio

I would imagine only a good driver is needed (nVidia/ AMD/ Intel). But you may be right. I am not too intimate with development on Windows.

Amomum

Riiight, so.. what should I do?

Amomum

I found a suitable workaround in using MiniGW instead of MCVS.