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  • SGaistS SGaist

    You should use the latest version of botan for security reasons.

    In any case, it's completely unrelated to my question: aare the architectures of your botan build and Qt the same ?

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    @SGaist said in best way to use AES Encryption in QT:

    You should use the latest version of botan for security reasons.

    In any case, it's completely unrelated to my question: aare the architectures of your botan build and Qt the same ?

    sorry for this question, but how i cant found out (im new at c++ and qt)

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      You can use dumpbin as explained here

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      • SGaistS SGaist

        You can use dumpbin as explained here

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        @SGaist said in best way to use AES Encryption in QT:

        You can use dumpbin as explained here

        i check botan-ci.exe, here is result
        e8213711-4ce1-4e40-a676-2d89e29f19f5-image.png

        and here is botan.dll
        7b54fc57-5a87-4b33-b861-4b0a32690381-image.png

        both is 64bit
        and also my qt compiler is 64bit too
        d85889d1-235a-4df2-8a2b-ef3ab53d669a-image.png

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          Did you also compile botan with MinGW ?

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          • SGaistS SGaist

            Did you also compile botan with MinGW ?

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            @SGaist said in best way to use AES Encryption in QT:

            Did you also compile botan with MinGW ?

            no i compile it with nmake
            i need to compile it with MiniGW?

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              If you used nmake, it means that in fact you used Visual Studio to build botan. So there's your issue. You can't mix C++ code built with MinGW with C++ code built with Visual Studio.

              Tow options here:

              • rebuild botan using MinGW
              • change your Qt version and use the one that matches your Visual Studio version

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              • SGaistS SGaist

                If you used nmake, it means that in fact you used Visual Studio to build botan. So there's your issue. You can't mix C++ code built with MinGW with C++ code built with Visual Studio.

                Tow options here:

                • rebuild botan using MinGW
                • change your Qt version and use the one that matches your Visual Studio version
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                @SGaist said in best way to use AES Encryption in QT:

                If you used nmake, it means that in fact you used Visual Studio to build botan. So there's your issue. You can't mix C++ code built with MinGW with C++ code built with Visual Studio.

                Tow options here:

                • rebuild botan using MinGW
                • change your Qt version and use the one that matches your Visual Studio version

                you recommend what version of qt for this?
                i think its beter to compile botan again..

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                  As I said: the one matching your current version of Visual Studio.

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                  • SGaistS SGaist

                    As I said: the one matching your current version of Visual Studio.

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                    @SGaist said in best way to use AES Encryption in QT:

                    As I said: the one matching your current version of Visual Studio.

                    sorry i made a mistake
                    I mean, which version of mingw do you recommend?

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                      Use the one from your Qt installation.

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                      • SGaistS SGaist

                        Use the one from your Qt installation.

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                        @SGaist said in best way to use AES Encryption in QT:

                        Use the one from your Qt installation.

                        ok i start make with mingw32-make.exe located in Qt\Tools\mingw810_64\bin

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                        • SGaistS SGaist

                          Use the one from your Qt installation.

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                          @SGaist said in best way to use AES Encryption in QT:

                          Use the one from your Qt installation.

                          thanks for all your help
                          by build botan with miniGW

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