Compile QtOpenCl.dll with Qt (64bit)

SGaist

Spaces are really bad on windows

try

@LIBS += -L$$quote("C:/Program Files (x86)/AMD APP SDK/2.9/lib/x86_64"@

If that doesn't work, use the 8.3 naming scheme

morflink

if i just use this advice, i get the same errors like i got at the very beginning.
then i tried to copy paste the whole folder to another path without spaces and get still the same errors.
8.3 naming scheme means to give the files in particular like ?:

@LIBS += -L$$quote("C:/Program Files (x86)/AMD APP SDK/2.9/lib/x86_64/libOpenCL.a") -lOpenCl@

SGaist

No, the path itself and don't add the library name since you also pass the -lOpenCL option.

@LIBS += -LC:/PROGRA~1/AMDAPP~1/2.9/lib/x86_64@

Please check the both on the command line with dir /x

morflink

i just checkd and saw that its PROGRA~2 cuz of the standard Programms folder and the x86 one but the errors dont change.

SGaist

Can you post the current content of your pro file ?

morflink

@TEMPLATE = lib
TARGET = QtOpenCL
gcov {
CONFIG += staticlib
} else {
CONFIG += dll
}
CONFIG += warn_on
win32 {
DESTDIR = ../../bin
!static:DEFINES += QT_MAKEDLL
}
else:DESTDIR = ../../lib

win32 {
!isEmpty(QMAKE_INCDIR_OPENCL) {
QMAKE_CXXFLAGS += -I$$QMAKE_INCDIR_OPENCL
}
!isEmpty(QMAKE_LIBDIR_OPENCL) {
LIBS += -L$$QMAKE_LIBDIR_OPENCL
}
!isEmpty(QMAKE_LIBS_OPENCL) {
LIBS += $$QMAKE_LIBS_OPENCL
} else {
LIBS += -lOpenCL
}
}

macx:!opencl_configure {
LIBS += -framework OpenCL
}

LIBS += -LC:/PROGRA~2/AMDAPP~1/2.9/lib/x86_64

HEADERS +=
qclbuffer.h
qclcommandqueue.h
qclcontext.h
qcldevice.h
qclevent.h
qclglobal.h
qclimage.h
qclimageformat.h
qclkernel.h
qclmemoryobject.h
qclplatform.h
qclprogram.h
qclsampler.h
qcluserevent.h
qclvector.h
qclworksize.h

SOURCES +=
qclbuffer.cpp
qclcommandqueue.cpp
qclcontext.cpp
qcldevice.cpp
qclevent.cpp
qclimage.cpp
qclimageformat.cpp
qclkernel.cpp
qclmemoryobject.cpp
qclplatform.cpp
qclprogram.cpp
qclsampler.cpp
qcluserevent.cpp
qclvector.cpp
qclworksize.cpp

PRIVATE_HEADERS +=
qclext_p.h

HEADERS += $$PRIVATE_HEADERS
DEFINES += QT_BUILD_CL_LIB

opencl_1_1 {
DEFINES += QT_OPENCL_1_1
}

@

SGaist

Just to be sure I understand you correctly, you are again getting the missing symbols error ?

morflink

[quote author="SGaist" date="1402867816"]Just to be sure I understand you correctly, you are again getting the missing symbols error ?[/quote]

yes

morflink

maybe this is an interessting information...
i just used the 32bit Qt 4.7.1 and the compiled qtopencl libraries... is it possible that there are just older files or installations of whatsoever which causes failures like that?
i simply followed the instructions and maybe this is a reason why is just dont work out as it should.

SGaist

This is interesting indeed, you are compiling a 32 bit version of QtOpenCL but you are linking to the 64 bit library. Either rebuild Qt in 64 bit or link to the 32 bit OpenCL libraries

morflink

what i wanted to say was, that i used 32bit Qt and opencl1.2 in the past.
i just hope this is no misunderstanding, as i just wrote this down in the very first post.
i alrdy compiled 4.7.1 64bit and it works. what i just tried for now, is getting my older sourcecode work on 64bit, what also needs new QtOpenCL libraries.

SGaist

Did you rebuild your old project from scratch ? Also check that you don't have a CONFIG += x86 somewhere in that project

morflink

i have nothing like config += x86 in any of the pro files.
but i just works now.
i took QtOpenCL libraries and a few dlls more (opencl.dll, qtopencl.dll qtgui4.dll, qtcore4.dll, msvcp100.dll and msvcr100.dll) from a friend and everything is fine now.
regardless, i cant compile the clinfo.pro nor the rest of the qtopencl project.
just sad that i cant understand whats going wrong here.

SGaist

How did you compile QtOpenCL itself ? Command line or Qt Creator ? In the second case, did you perhaps configure it with a Kit using a 32bit Qt ?

morflink

in the past i compiled the 32bit qtopencl libraries by the qtopencl project in qtcreator as described in the first post.
i just was trying to do that for 64bit Qt in the same manner with a 64bit compiled qt 4.7.1.
it just dont worked out.

SGaist

Strange, it looks like there's at least architecture mismatching somewhere

morflink

if i get new hardware in the future i prolly will redo all this and maybe find the reason by comparision.
anyways, thanks for your time and your help =)

SGaist

No problem, you're welcome !

Happy coding ! :)