Giving up on QT - can't add modules

[bandito]

According to Intel the instruction set is 64 bit.
My processor

After my research it seams that I have to use a 64 bit OS.

[mrjj]

@bandito
Yep it can run a 64 bit OS.
It will make it easier as online installer will just work then.
While i do love apt-get, the online installer makes it really easy to add/remove modules
or try another version of Qt to test something. It can also update the current installation.

[goldenhawking]

Qt charts does not exist in old Qt versions, such like 5.6.
Install new version, for example, 5.9.2 from website is a good idea.

[bandito]

Well I got qt and qtcharts installed. However I get this error message when I try to compile y project.

Could not find qmake spec 'default'.
Error while parsing file /home/bandito/programming/etf-ipo/etf-ipo.pro. Giving up.
Project ERROR: Cannot run compiler 'g++'. Maybe you forgot to setup the environment?
Error while parsing file /home/bandito/programming/etf-ipo/etf-ipo.pro. Giving up.

[mrjj]

@bandito
Hi
you did install c++ compiler ?
sudo apt-get install build-essential

[bandito]

Ok.

I installed the build-essential. Not I get this error.

14:00:44: Could not determine which "make" command to run. Check the "make" step in the build configuration.
Error while building/deploying project etf-ipo (kit: Desktop Qt 5.9.2 GCC 64bit)
When executing step "qmake"

In Build & Run I added new CMake. I tried /usr/bin/make and then tried /usr/bin/qmake but neither corrected the problem.

[mrjj]

@bandito
but do u have it ?
if you run
make in a shell, what happens ?

[bandito]

@mrjj
user@computer:~$ make
make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.

[mrjj]

@bandito

Ok so you did get it.
Try to close creator. Open it again.
make a new default project and see if that can run.
It should just pick it up.

[bandito]

@mrjj
Close qt, opened and made a new qt application. Still get the same error.

[mrjj]

@bandito
so even with qmake it dont find make ?
This is clean project. nothing added, done by you ?
no cmake or anything not standard?

[bandito]

@mrjj

The only thing I did was change the project name to 'test'.

I didn't see a cmake file in usr/bin/

[mrjj]

@bandito

its just called make
not cmake

Can you check this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unkGHMgffmI
He has same issue and go select in kits.
Maybe you need that too.

[bandito]

@mrjj
It turns out that in the kits there was no gcc compiler chosen. Works now. Thanks

[mrjj]

Thanks to @Wieland for video and others helping a core 2 still do
good stuff :)

[bandito]

@mrjj And I found out my CPU is 64 bit.

[jsulm]

@bandito But you're running a 32bit Linux on it, right?

[bandito]

I was but now I am running 64 bit.