@BwvB The problem is the huge amount of possibilities of different compilers, os and others - Qt CI can only test shared builds on 16 different platforms with 48 configurations. see e.g. https://testresults.qt.io/coin/integration/qt/qtbase/tasks/1705338888

Sadly, No luck. I'm getting: [image: c594eac5-f9fb-42db-8dd2-0a89387898bc.png] Maybe there are other factors that I didn't consider. Though it's better than how it was before, because before it didn't even show this message. It just crushed. EDIT: When I copied the complier and Qt version from the computer where it works, It successfully complied and runs. So the issue defiantly stems from incorrect versions of either the complier or qt. But the Qt version is 4.7.4 which is what I currently have, so I guess the problem is the complier. Is it possible to know what complier version I'm using just from the exe?

@SGaist said in Qt and next Apple generation: You are 14 years late, Apple has ditched PowerPC for Intel in 2006. I mentioned the previous technology to describe the current Apple architecture, please forgive me. I wrote this question just before going to weekend, and I was quite tired. What I mention above is described in the following article: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2020/06/apple-announces-mac-transition-to-apple-silicon/ I also corrected my post, thank you very much

Check out the bug report. The only solution so far is to upload APK instead of ABB.

You have to use the correct moc to your headers. When you install Qt you must also install the devel tools for this specific Qt versions. And you should fix your buildsystem to call moc. Those moc files do no belong to the sources.

Hello, I just received the "crash report" from our customer! Well, you know what, the app actually did not crash at all, it just showed the cyrillic characters that are known from the qt bug which has been solved in 5.5. Sorry to have bothered you with that nonsense, and thanks for your input and your time! best wishes Manfred