Crash when run in Release mode?
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Excellent. If you like, you can create a variable in your .pro file for your directory that contains the libraries, and use that variable when specifying the target.files. Won't change the behavior; it's just a bit cleaner.
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Excellent. If you like, you can create a variable in your .pro file for your directory that contains the libraries, and use that variable when specifying the target.files. Won't change the behavior; it's just a bit cleaner.
If you think this is resolved, please mark the topic as solves using the topic tools available in your first post in this thread.
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@Mucip That is something that you can find out in the release notes as well as in the git history.
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@Mucip That is something that you can find out in the release notes as well as in the git history.
@SGaist said in Crash when run in Release mode?:
@Mucip That is something that you can find out in the release notes as well as in the git history.
But whatever the differences are, I seriously doubt they have anything to do with the problem you encountered. More likely, when you updated, you also created a new .user file that wiped out your build settings.
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@SGaist said in Crash when run in Release mode?:
@Mucip That is something that you can find out in the release notes as well as in the git history.
But whatever the differences are, I seriously doubt they have anything to do with the problem you encountered. More likely, when you updated, you also created a new .user file that wiped out your build settings.
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@SGaist said in Crash when run in Release mode?:
@Mucip That is something that you can find out in the release notes as well as in the git history.
But whatever the differences are, I seriously doubt they have anything to do with the problem you encountered. More likely, when you updated, you also created a new .user file that wiped out your build settings.
Hi @mzimmers ,
Let's suppose there is report folder in the main project directory and some xml files in this report directory. I want to copy report folder and contents to the target directory too. Above information I can copy files to target but what about create folder and copy files to target directory on compile time?Regards,
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Hi @mzimmers ,
Let's suppose there is report folder in the main project directory and some xml files in this report directory. I want to copy report folder and contents to the target directory too. Above information I can copy files to target but what about create folder and copy files to target directory on compile time?Regards,
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@mzimmers ,
I got it thanks.
Maybe someone has same problem. I solved like below.
The code create "rapor" folder and copies contents to target build directory.target.path = $$OUT_PWD/release target.files = "D:/Belgeler/Qt/LimeReport/win64/release/lib/LimeReport.dll" "D:/Belgeler/Qt/LimeReport/win64/release/lib/QtZint.dll" $$PWD/rapor INSTALLS += targetRegards,
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Dear @mzimmers ,
Well, I tested in DEBUG directory. Clicked MriERP.exe file. Ofcourse it says LimeReport, QtZint and QtCore and etc files are missing. When I copy these files in the debug directory I can run the program in DEBUG folder.When I try same thing in RELEASE folder, error messages are the same. Same files are missing. I copied LimeReport, QtZint and Qt's DLL files than MriERP.exe files worked normally too.
A quick question: If some DLL are missing It shouldn't compile the project, should it?...
Regards,
Mucip:)@Mucip said in Crash when run in Release mode?:
If some DLL are missing It shouldn't compile the project, should it?
If they are missing at compile time then yes it will not compile.
But in your case they are missing at runtime.
QtCreator prepares the environment before starting your app, so it can find all libraries.
If you want to start your app outside of Qt creator you need to deploy it first: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/windows-deployment.html -
@Mucip said in Crash when run in Release mode?:
If some DLL are missing It shouldn't compile the project, should it?
If they are missing at compile time then yes it will not compile.
But in your case they are missing at runtime.
QtCreator prepares the environment before starting your app, so it can find all libraries.
If you want to start your app outside of Qt creator you need to deploy it first: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/windows-deployment.html -
If the above tips haven't helped, here's another: I had a bug in a function that should have returned a bool (but returned nothing) that caused the project release version to crash while the debug version ran OK. After adding the missing line of code both versions ran.
Regards,
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If the above tips haven't helped, here's another: I had a bug in a function that should have returned a bool (but returned nothing) that caused the project release version to crash while the debug version ran OK. After adding the missing line of code both versions ran.
Regards,
theldl
