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

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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.