Application not running on other people's PCs.
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Hi
If this is not a static build, did you give them a
zip file with deploy dlls and the exe file?
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Hi
If this is not a static build, did you give them a
zip file with deploy dlls and the exe file?
A debug version is just bigger but should work fine.wrote on 5 Jul 2016, 06:18 last edited by@mrjj I didn't know about deploy dlls yet. I found how to do it but for now I'll use debug DLLs for now since it's not that big of a deal. This was just an application as a joke. However, I'll hold on to it for the future.
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@mrjj I didn't know about deploy dlls yet. I found how to do it but for now I'll use debug DLLs for now since it's not that big of a deal. This was just an application as a joke. However, I'll hold on to it for the future.
Lifetime Qt Championwrote on 5 Jul 2016, 06:21 last edited by mrjj 7 May 2016, 06:22@ProgrammerAtHeart3344
Hi, you need the such folder with Qt DLLs for the app to work. :)
(no matter debug or release . DO NOT MIX)this is my fav for the info.
note , it depends on compiler used:
http://www.tripleboot.org/?p=138there is also tools
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wrote on 5 Jul 2016, 06:30 last edited by
So I copied msvcp120d.dll from the windows folder to the debug folder of the application and he got this error: app was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). click ok to close the app.
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wrote on 5 Jul 2016, 06:32 last edited by
(http://puu.sh/pQOvy/dcf2842d9d.png)
This is what's in the folder. As you can see, I'm using debug DLLs.
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(http://puu.sh/pQOvy/dcf2842d9d.png)
This is what's in the folder. As you can see, I'm using debug DLLs.
@ProgrammerAtHeart3344
yep.
But you do not have the sub folder platforms with a dll?
Correct?
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wrote on 5 Jul 2016, 06:47 last edited by
I'll try to use windeploy.
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I'll try to use windeploy.
@ProgrammerAtHeart3344
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@ProgrammerAtHeart3344
yep.
But you do not have the sub folder platforms with a dll?
Correct?
That is normally needed.wrote on 5 Jul 2016, 06:53 last edited by@mrjj Oh I should mention I am using visual studio 2013, I'm not using Qt Creator. I'm not sure if that information was relevant.
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@mrjj Oh I should mention I am using visual studio 2013, I'm not using Qt Creator. I'm not sure if that information was relevant.
Lifetime Qt Championwrote on 5 Jul 2016, 06:55 last edited by mrjj 7 May 2016, 06:55@ProgrammerAtHeart3344
well Creator is just an IDE, but knowing if u use mingw or VS is helpful as
you need some VS runtime dlls too.And just to be sure. Do not ever mix debug and non debug in same folder :)
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@ProgrammerAtHeart3344
well Creator is just an IDE, but knowing if u use mingw or VS is helpful as
you need some VS runtime dlls too.And just to be sure. Do not ever mix debug and non debug in same folder :)
I know u know, but just have to say it :)wrote on 5 Jul 2016, 07:03 last edited by@mrjj Well, windeployqt was super easy to use... and here I was making it harder than it needed to be...
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@ProgrammerAtHeart3344
well Creator is just an IDE, but knowing if u use mingw or VS is helpful as
you need some VS runtime dlls too.And just to be sure. Do not ever mix debug and non debug in same folder :)
I know u know, but just have to say it :)wrote on 5 Jul 2016, 07:21 last edited by@mrjj My friend said he is missing MSVCP120D.dll what should I include in the folder, vcredist_x86.exe or just the DLL itself?
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