QT Compile problem.
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@UnLuckyGuy
But its precompiled ? ready to run.
As soon as its installed , its ready to compile Qt apps.
You do not need to build it manually. -
Fu** up, it's not working.............
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There is no fu** QMAke again, man wtf?
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Don't ask me how much time i lost... I find one tutorial, so i go to my compiler directory, and i copy all the dll's, i run my program, and i delete everything, and because the application is running, it stops just the needed DLL's, Works.....
I send it to my friend, and what happened??ERROR! Because he has win 10, i thought maybe if i install QT 5.6 and try there, it's gonna work. Another few hours lost, and nothing.
Same error.I had fu** enough, if someone asks me if he should use QT, i am gonna say "NO, become a farmer, killer, cannibal, whatever you like, but don't use QT, cuz its gonna ruin your life"
I am done with that.
http://www.mediafire.com/view/lg46uc02dhf8lvz/errroooooorrrrrr.png
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@UnLuckyGuy It is always easy to complain about something else instead of asking yourself whether you should learn more. You clearly expect something which is doing what you want without you doing much. Reality is different.
There are many many developers out there using Qt successfully and you're not even able to download and install Qt...
Qt ruined your life? At least you're writing funny posts... -
Hi
What do you mean there is no qmake again?
If you installed one of the binaries i linked too , that is not really possible.
Unless you have a virus scanner that eats it or get write errors during installation.For running app on other system.
That is called deployment. Besides some DLL it needs, there is also one or more sub folders.Often this tool can do most of the work of creating the deployment folder
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/windows-deployment.htmlI like this site for overview of the process:
http://www.tripleboot.org/?p=138(it actually starts with the error u got)
Its not related to Qt version. You will get same error for most version as they all use
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@jsulm Men,i dot have fu** 20 years for that, and i am not gonna live 500-700 to watch people like you, and lose my time. If you don't respect my time, i am not gonna speak with you.
I tried everything i could, i watch more than one tutorial, i do the exact same thing, and i got errors, so think, what you are you talking about.
"There are many many developers out there using Qt successfully and you're not even able to download and install Qt..."
So how i create any project, if i can't install it? Go move you fingers, download version 5.2.1 or 5.2.0, and check by your self if there are those configuration files in source directory. You just talk, but you don't even check it.
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@UnLuckyGuy I spent my time trying to help you and you say I'm not respecting your time?!
Really?
What do you mean with "people like you"? What do you know about me?
Well, I don't have to waste my time trying to help people who don't respect other people and are not able to communicate in a civilized way... -
@UnLuckyGuy said in QT Compile problem.:
Men,i dot have fu** 20 years for that, and i am not gonna live 500-700 to watch people like you, and lose my time. If you don't respect my time, i am not gonna speak with you.
@mrjj told you everything you need to know on how to deploy an application. If it takes you 20 years you should find a new hobby/career path. ;)
This is not a Qt thing this is every single compiled application. If you want easy deployment perhaps learn a simpler language like python or java? Both of those have their deployment woes as well but they aren't as bad as compiled languages.
So basically you just need to learn the basics of deployment of compiled binaries. It is different for every system with windows being one of the harder ones to deploy to.
Luckily for you, Qt being as awesome as it is, there is a tool called
windeployqt
that does it all for you.Don't get mad at people for trying to help you though. We've all done our time learning how to be software engineers. You have to put in your time too. It can be frustrating but blaming a tool like Qt just shows how little experience you have. Qt is one of the easier things to deploy with. There is a term in computer science called dll hell (google it). It was around a long time before Qt and will continue to be around for a long time.
You are comparing few days of pain, with fuc*** 15 min??????????
We've all had the "few" days of pain. I had a bug caused by Microsoft that took me 30 days to find. So "few" days is nothing in this industry... @jsulm came in here to help. Nobody wasted your time but you most definitely wasted his. Apologies to him would be the proper thing to do. Just saying.