Build project on Windows
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Hi
I have a project that contains (two subprojects) GUI applications and a library. I have been developing the project so far on Linux and everything has been fine. When I try to port the project to Windows and when I build it I get error undefined reference to all the functions from the library that I use in the GUI sub-project.How can I solve this problem?
I am using CMake.My code:
https://github.com/ppitu/ContractApp -
You've defined the export/import preprocessor define
CONTRACTAPPCORE_EXPORT, now you just have to use it in your classes. For example, in Pattern.h#include "../contractapp-core_global.h" class CONTRACTAPPCORE_EXPORT Pattern { public: explicit Pattern(int vector_size = 0); . . . -
Hi
I have a project that contains (two subprojects) GUI applications and a library. I have been developing the project so far on Linux and everything has been fine. When I try to port the project to Windows and when I build it I get error undefined reference to all the functions from the library that I use in the GUI sub-project.How can I solve this problem?
I am using CMake.My code:
https://github.com/ppitu/ContractApp@ppitu said in Build project on Windows:
How can I solve this problem?
By reading Creating shared libraries and/or How to create a library with Qt and use it in an application.
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You've defined the export/import preprocessor define
CONTRACTAPPCORE_EXPORT, now you just have to use it in your classes. For example, in Pattern.h#include "../contractapp-core_global.h" class CONTRACTAPPCORE_EXPORT Pattern { public: explicit Pattern(int vector_size = 0); . . . -
You've defined the export/import preprocessor define
CONTRACTAPPCORE_EXPORT, now you just have to use it in your classes. For example, in Pattern.h#include "../contractapp-core_global.h" class CONTRACTAPPCORE_EXPORT Pattern { public: explicit Pattern(int vector_size = 0); . . .
