CMake produces a mixed debug and release build
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wrote on 29 Sept 2016, 01:25 last edited by
I have a project that uses Qt 5.7 and CMake 3.6.2. I build using "cmake --build . --config Release", invoke windeployqt to gather the Qt dependencies and then use cpack to zip it all up. When I run the application it fails complaining that it can't find qt5printsupportd. This is odd because I built with Release settings. If I add qt5printsupportd it fails complaining about qt5widgetsd. If I manually add all of the debug libs to the directory the application starts, but quickly fails with a "must create a Application before a QWidget" error. I believe this error often indicates mixed libraries.
Compiler is Visual Studio 2013, running on Windows 7.
Any idea on what I am doing wrong?
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I have a project that uses Qt 5.7 and CMake 3.6.2. I build using "cmake --build . --config Release", invoke windeployqt to gather the Qt dependencies and then use cpack to zip it all up. When I run the application it fails complaining that it can't find qt5printsupportd. This is odd because I built with Release settings. If I add qt5printsupportd it fails complaining about qt5widgetsd. If I manually add all of the debug libs to the directory the application starts, but quickly fails with a "must create a Application before a QWidget" error. I believe this error often indicates mixed libraries.
Compiler is Visual Studio 2013, running on Windows 7.
Any idea on what I am doing wrong?
wrote on 29 Sept 2016, 14:49 last edited byIs '-config Release' a valid command line option? I use -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.0/variable/CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE.html
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