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    @Pl45m4 Pardon my ignorance , but -j is a complier option .
    When I added it to "make" it did not show in compiler output.
    Which brings another question - who is on first - "make" or "qmake" or both ?
    And since I am not allowed to do multiple posts - why is there "build" and "rebuild" ? Back in the beginning of programming - when file was "dirty" it would get rebuild AUTOMATICALLY when "build" was requested anyway.
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    @AnneRanch

    "Build" only builds (link +compile) files that have changed ("dirty" files).
    "Rebuild" will build all files, regardless whether they have changed or not. And this could take several minutes or even more in huge projects.

    The path in your error msg says "Qt_Repository Copy". Is that the right one? Did you move or rename any files? Try to rename any button (by double clicking on e.g. "Scan") in your current ui file (just the button text, not the actual widget name) and run your program. If the name is still the old one, your program is probably using a different ui file.


    If debugging is the process of removing software bugs, then programming must be the process of putting them in.

    ~E. W. Dijkstra

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    • A Anonymous_Banned275

      @Pl45m4 Pardon my ignorance , but -j is a complier option .
      When I added it to "make" it did not show in compiler output.
      Which brings another question - who is on first - "make" or "qmake" or both ?
      And since I am not allowed to do multiple posts - why is there "build" and "rebuild" ? Back in the beginning of programming - when file was "dirty" it would get rebuild AUTOMATICALLY when "build" was requested anyway.
      .

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      @AnneRanch said in #include repost:

      who is on first - "make" or "qmake" or both ?

      • qmake...
        • ...parses your *.pro file and generates your Makefile
        • ...parses your *.ui file and generates *.cpp and .h files
        • (and more)
      • make parses your Makefile and runs your build tools

      Qt Doc Search for browsers: forum.qt.io/topic/35616/web-browser-extension-for-improved-doc-searches

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