[Solved] "the procedure entry point _Z4endlR11QTextStream could not be located in the dynamic link library QTCore.dll"?
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[quote author="JKSH" date="1391957250"]Hi,
That message usually means you've copied the wrong version of a DLL.
- What compiler did you use to build your application?
- What versions of Qt do you have installed in your PC?
- Can you double-check that you took the DLLs from C:\Qt\5.2.1\msvc2010\bin, and not from Qt Creator's folder?[/quote]
I dont think I used a compiler I just used the executable from release in a file along with all the folders from msvc2010 bin and all the dll’s from msvc2010 plugins. It works when I compile it in QT Creator though. I have version QT Creator 3.0.0 I think, that's what comes up in "About Qt Creator." Yeah I took the DLLs from that location except Qt\5.2.0 not 5.2.1
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[quote]I dont think I used a compiler I just used the executable from release in a file [/quote]
The compiler is the tool that you used to convert your source code into the .exe file. Qt Creator simply runs the compiler that you already have.[quote]Im not sure what msvc2010 is.[/quote]
- MSVC is the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler. It is part of Visual Studio (VS) or the Windows SDK.
- MinGW is the Minimalist GNU for Windows toolchain, which contains the GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) compiler.
When you choose a package from http://qt-project.org/downloads , you must pick the package that matches the your compiler. A MSVC DLL cannot be used with an .exe file that was produced with MinGW, and vice-versa. In fact, an MSVC 2010 DLL cannot be used with an .exe file that was produced with MSVC 2012.
Did you install Visual Studio?
[quote]I have version QT Creator 3.0.0 I think,[/quote]Qt is the library. Qt Creator is an IDE.
Your version of Qt Creator won't affect your program, but your version of Qt is important. Which Qt package(s) did you download?
- Was it something like "Qt 5.2.1 for Windows 32-bit (MinGW 4.8, OpenGL, 634 MB)"?
- Or "Qt 5.2.1 for Windows 32-bit (VS 2010, 518 MB)"?
- Or something completely different?
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[quote author="JKSH" date="1391958471"][quote]I dont think I used a compiler I just used the executable from release in a file [/quote]
The compiler is the tool that you used to convert your source code into the .exe file. Qt Creator simply runs the compiler that you already have.[quote]Im not sure what msvc2010 is.[/quote]
- MSVC is the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler. It is part of Visual Studio (VS) or the Windows SDK.
- MinGW is the Minimalist GNU for Windows toolchain, which contains the GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) compiler.
When you choose a package from http://qt-project.org/downloads , you must pick the package that matches the your compiler. A MSVC DLL cannot be used with an .exe file that was produced with MinGW, and vice-versa. In fact, an MSVC 2010 DLL cannot be used with an .exe file that was produced with MSVC 2012.
Did you install Visual Studio?
[quote]I have version QT Creator 3.0.0 I think,[/quote]Qt is the library. Qt Creator is an IDE.
Your version of Qt Creator won't affect your program, but your version of Qt is important. Which Qt package(s) did you download?
- Was it something like "Qt 5.2.1 for Windows 32-bit (MinGW 4.8, OpenGL, 634 MB)"?
- Or "Qt 5.2.1 for Windows 32-bit (VS 2010, 518 MB)"?
- Or something completely different?[/quote]
Alright im using the MinGW 4.8 32bit MinGW Compiler.
I didn't install Visual Studio.
And according to qDebug() << QT_VERSION_STR; I am using version 5.2.0 -
[quote author="brandan" date="1391960743"]Alright im using the MinGW 4.8 32bit MinGW Compiler.
I didn't install Visual Studio.[/quote]Then you need to make sure that all your DLLs (e.g. Qt5Core.dll) are from the MinGW package, not the MSVC package.I presume you can find them somewhere like C:\Qt\5.2.0\mingw48_32\bin
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[quote author="JKSH" date="1391961950"][quote author="brandan" date="1391960743"]Alright im using the MinGW 4.8 32bit MinGW Compiler.
I didn't install Visual Studio.[/quote]Then you need to make sure that all your DLLs (e.g. Qt5Core.dll) are from the MinGW package, not the MSVC package.I presume you can find them somewhere like C:\Qt\5.2.0\mingw48_32\bin[/quote]
Thank you so much that worked!
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You're welcome. :) Happy coding!
P.S. It's worth uninstalling the MSVC package to prevent mixups like this in the future
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[quote]I dont think I used a compiler I just used the executable from release in a file [/quote]
The compiler is the tool that you used to convert your source code into the .exe file. Qt Creator simply runs the compiler that you already have.[quote]Im not sure what msvc2010 is.[/quote]
- MSVC is the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler. It is part of Visual Studio (VS) or the Windows SDK.
- MinGW is the Minimalist GNU for Windows toolchain, which contains the GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) compiler.
When you choose a package from http://qt-project.org/downloads , you must pick the package that matches the your compiler. A MSVC DLL cannot be used with an .exe file that was produced with MinGW, and vice-versa. In fact, an MSVC 2010 DLL cannot be used with an .exe file that was produced with MSVC 2012.
Did you install Visual Studio?
[quote]I have version QT Creator 3.0.0 I think,[/quote]Qt is the library. Qt Creator is an IDE.
Your version of Qt Creator won't affect your program, but your version of Qt is important. Which Qt package(s) did you download?
- Was it something like "Qt 5.2.1 for Windows 32-bit (MinGW 4.8, OpenGL, 634 MB)"?
- Or "Qt 5.2.1 for Windows 32-bit (VS 2010, 518 MB)"?
- Or something completely different?
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@teniie Take a look at https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/windows-deployment.html
