Qt created C++ project running error
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@jsulm
I've been using vs2015, before, and now I've got the compiler QT wants to use VS, so I didn't install it by selecting MInGW, checking out UWP X64 (MSVC2015) and msvc2015 64-bit.
This error occurred while creating a pure c project
Compile output:
Error while building/deploying project text (kit: Qt 5.9.6 for UWP 64bit (MSVC 2015))
The kit Qt 5.9.6 for UWP 64bit (MSVC 2015) has configuration issues which might be the root cause for this problem.
When executing step "Make" !@fuck_vk said in Qt created C++ project running error:
The kit Qt 5.9.6 for UWP 64bit (MSVC 2015) has configuration issues which might be the root cause for this problem.
Please show this Kit (screenshot). As the error says there is something wrong with it.
Also, for normal Windows application you should not use Qt for UWP, but normal Qt for MSVC 2015! -
@fuck_vk said in Qt created C++ project running error:
The kit Qt 5.9.6 for UWP 64bit (MSVC 2015) has configuration issues which might be the root cause for this problem.
Please show this Kit (screenshot). As the error says there is something wrong with it.
Also, for normal Windows application you should not use Qt for UWP, but normal Qt for MSVC 2015! -
@fuck_vk
the only thing missing seems to be the debugger, that usually comes on its own with the Windows SDK kit, did you install that?
If I remember correctly an up to date win10 SKD kit is requiered for UWP projects. -
I should be installed, the specific installation did not install how to check under the next? I'm the windows 10 system.
@fuck_vk said in Qt created C++ project running error:
I should be installed, the specific installation did not install how to check under the next? I'm the windows 10 system.
I'm not quite sure I understand your answer correctly.
If you installed the Windows sdk, QtCreator should automatically detect it.
What options do you have when you open the combobox?Usually you'll find the debugger - that came with the sdk - under
drive:\Path\To\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\x64\cdb.exe -
@fuck_vk said in Qt created C++ project running error:
I should be installed, the specific installation did not install how to check under the next? I'm the windows 10 system.
I'm not quite sure I understand your answer correctly.
If you installed the Windows sdk, QtCreator should automatically detect it.
What options do you have when you open the combobox?Usually you'll find the debugger - that came with the sdk - under
drive:\Path\To\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\x64\cdb.exe -
@J.Hilk
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Does this mean I didn't install it?
Do I have to download this before I install it (winsdksetup.exe)？! -
@fuck_vk seems like QtC does not find your windows kit, that brings me back to my original question.
Did you install the "Windows10 Software Development Kit" ?https://developer.microsoft.com/windows/downloads/windows-10-sdk
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@fuck_vk seems like QtC does not find your windows kit, that brings me back to my original question.
Did you install the "Windows10 Software Development Kit" ?https://developer.microsoft.com/windows/downloads/windows-10-sdk
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I don't know if it's installed. I chose the three: (UWP X64 (MSVC2015), msvc2015 64-bit, CDB Debugger. in Tools when I installed QT. I also read online tutorials installed, and it turned out to be like this
@fuck_vk
ah, ok.There's the problem, I assume.
The online installer you download from the offical webside can not, for legal reasons, provide everything out of the box, at least for Windows.
That means if you want to use MSVC and/or UWP compiler you have to install the compiler and the debugger seperately from Windows(their webside)
If you wan't an out of box solution from the Online/Offline installer than you have to use the mingw option. That one comes with a compiler and debugger to use.
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@fuck_vk
ah, ok.There's the problem, I assume.
The online installer you download from the offical webside can not, for legal reasons, provide everything out of the box, at least for Windows.
That means if you want to use MSVC and/or UWP compiler you have to install the compiler and the debugger seperately from Windows(their webside)
If you wan't an out of box solution from the Online/Offline installer than you have to use the mingw option. That one comes with a compiler and debugger to use.
