@Rick_Hedin said in Trying to open project in later version of QtCreator:
How can I get past this, and run my program on the "deployed" system?
Don't copy generated stuff, only the sources.
@Aditya-Gupta said in Struggling Trying to Transfer Project from old laptop to new laptop:
the red icon persisted
And what does it say if you put mouse cursor over it?
Hello thanks for reply,
Yes ctc32 is an executable and args -i m for instrumentation multi-condition code coverage.
I added these lines to my project file.
CodeCoverage {
CTC32 += ctc32 -i m
}
QMAKE_CC = CTC32$$QMAKE_CXX
QMAKE_CXX = CTC32$$QMAKE_CXX
I really don't understand how to tell Qt creator to call ctc32 before calling g++ (or in other words ctc32 will call g++). I had a look on qmake Variable Reference but this is the only thing I got.
Thank you
I have the same problem on MacOS but this seems not coming from CMake but from the last version of QT Creator 4.11.x
I installed an instance of Qt Creator to 4.10.x and get back project structure as folders structure.
I was just mentioning that's how the video demonstrated.
Thanks to you I have the files in my test project and they are the files from my actual app, now
compiling seems to be the issue.
I had a couple things to do to get it build able again but now I can at least compile my c++ classes. I have one test with one of my objects now so thanks.
You can set Project A.3 (subdirs) to depend on Project A.1 (subdirs) of course this create a problem if Project A.1.2 (app) depends on Project A.3.1 (lib)
