QApplication in library project

[Slane]

@SGaist In which part ? Core or GUI ?

Core have:

static CoreApp* CoreApp::CoreAppInstance();
static void TerminateCoreApp();

static CoreApp* instance;

GUI haven't static methode and objects.

[SGaist]

That doesn't matter, you should not have static QObject based objects.

[Slane]

Ha... so I gonna to find another way... Without static method and object...

But why we shouldn't create static object based on QObject ?

EDIT : My bad... it's not static QObject based object but static ptr over QObject based object... it's the same case ?

[SGaist]

I didn't talk about static methods at all.

QApplication does some initialisation. Your static QObject based classed would be created before QApplication and thus would be in an "uninitialised" state.

No, static pointers are not concerned.

[Slane]

I see... so I haven't static object... I don't find the problem...

[SGaist]

With the code you provided, there's nothing that can really be guessed except that you might have something wrong in your Database class.

On an unrelated note, it seems you are not cleaning anything when destroying your CoreApp instance. At least from the code you posted.

[Slane]

I can't post all the code... they are no other thing like static object based on QObject who can throw this error ?

@SGaist said in QApplication in library project:

On an unrelated note, it seems you are not cleaning anything when destroying your CoreApp instance. At least from the code you posted.

The database and thread aren't destroy by this way.

[jsulm]

@Slane What is CoreApp?

[Slane]

@jsulm CoreApp is the wrapper of all functionality in the DLL

Currently :

#include "coreapp_global.h"

#include <QObject>

class Database;

class COREAPPSHARED_EXPORT CoreApp : public QObject
{
	Q_OBJECT

	public:
		static CoreApp* CoreAppInstance();
		static void TerminateCoreApp();


	private:
		static CoreApp* instance;
		CoreApp();
		~CoreApp();

		Database* database;
		QThread* databaseThread;
};

[SGaist]

What in Database since it's where you seem to have trouble ?

[Slane]

Minimal code that don't work :

In exe :

GUI.pro

QT       = core gui widgets

TARGET = GUI
TEMPLATE = app

LIBS += -LD:\Data\Code\Projet\build-CoreApp\debug -lCoreApp

DEFINES += QT_DEPRECATED_WARNINGS

SOURCES += \
        main.cpp \
    Core.cpp

HEADERS += \
    Core.h

main.cpp

#include "Core.h"

#include <QApplication>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
	QApplication a(argc, argv);
	Core core;
	return a.exec();
}

core.h

#ifndef CORE_H
#define CORE_H


class Core
{
	public:

		Core();
};

#endif // CORE_H

core.cpp

#include "Core.h"
#include "../CoreApp/CoreApp.h"

Core::Core()
{

	new CoreApp();
}

void Core::start()
{
}

Core::~Core()
{
	CoreApp::TerminateCoreApp();
}

In dll

CoreApp.pro

QT       += sql core

TARGET = CoreApp
TEMPLATE = lib

DEFINES += QT_DEPRECATED_WARNINGS

SOURCES += \
        CoreApp.cpp \

HEADERS += \
        CoreApp.h \
        CoreApp_global.h \ 

unix {
    target.path = /usr/lib
    INSTALLS += target
}

CoreApp.h

#ifndef COREAPP_H
#define COREAPP_H

#include "coreapp_global.h"

#include <QObject>

class COREAPPSHARED_EXPORT CoreApp: public QObject
{
	Q_OBJECT

	public:
		CoreApp();
	
	private:
		QThread* databaseThread;

};

#endif // COREAPP_H

coreapp_gloable.h

#ifndef COREAPP_GLOBAL_H
#define COREAPP_GLOBAL_H

#include <QtCore/qglobal.h>

#if defined(COREAPP_LIBRARY)
#  define COREAPPSHARED_EXPORT Q_DECL_EXPORT
#else
#  define COREAPPSHARED_EXPORT Q_DECL_IMPORT
#endif

#endif // COREAPP_GLOBAL_H

CoreApp.cpp

#include "CoreApp.h"

#include <QThread>
#include <QDebug>

#include <QApplication>

CoreApp::CoreApp()
{
	this->databaseThread = new QThread();
	this->databaseThread->start();
}

I think the probleme don't come from the code...
(the code are handmodified)

[SGaist]

Since you modified your code, what do you mean by "doesn't work" ?

[Slane]

@SGaist I wish mean throw this message : QEventLoop: Cannot be used without QApplication

But this problem is no more. I have delete the project and create un other without dll...
It's not the best solution but it's gona work.