[solved] Qxt installation problems

SGaist

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Did you build Qxt for both debug and release ?

pkwiecien

Hi

Thanks for such quick replies.

You're right, I haven't installed Qxt for debug, only for release. Did it and everything is working fine.

Thanks a lot :)
Przemek

SGaist

You welcome !

Since you have Qxt working now, please update the thread title prepending [solved] so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)

Kaluss

How can I Install Qxt for debug? Could You tell me how Yod did that?

SGaist

Build Qxt for both debug and release

pkwiecien

When you have Qxt unzipped and run "configure.bat" it is installing Qxt in release mode. To enable debug mode run the command again, but with -debug option ("configure.bat -debug"). Than run mingw32-make & mingw32-make install again.
It worked for me.

Kaluss

Thanks guys for all Your replies.
But I got one important question to [~SGaist]. As I found in http://dev.libqxt.org/libqxt/wiki/Home the LIBQXT IS NO LONGER MAINTAINED. Is it wise to include this library to currently started project? I really like QxtLogger class working mechanism. Maybe its better to seek for newer solutions? I check QMessageLogger but its completly different and its not what Im looking for. Could anybody give me some advice?

SGaist

The library itself is still working so there's nothing wrong using it. However if you find a bug you will have to fix it yourself (or get someone to help you)

Kaluss

Already implemented qxtLogger engine in my app and works very nice.

Does anybody heard about internal mechanism which control log files?
Delete old ones and e.t.c ?
Or maybe I have to implement it by myself?
Any tip will be precious.
BR
Tomek

SGaist

That will depend on your OS, e.g. on linux you have system tools that handles that