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:-1: error: Project ERROR: libbluetooth-dev development package not found

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      How do I verify that this message is generated because g++ compiler is missing the link to the libbluetooth-dev ?

      @AnneRanch You don't because that message is generated by qmake and this happens before the compiler is involved. That was pointed out in the first response to your original thread. How about you go back there and post your PRO file.

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        How do I verify that this message is generated because g++ compiler is missing the link to the libbluetooth-dev ?

        @AnneRanch You don't because that message is generated by qmake and this happens before the compiler is involved. That was pointed out in the first response to your original thread. How about you go back there and post your PRO file.

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        @ChrisW67 OK, I did try to build and run "scanner" example ( 6.5.0) and got this error

        :-1: error: Project ERROR: Cannot run compiler 'clang++'. Output:

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        Maybe you forgot to setup the environment?

        Then I build and run "plain application" - no errors at all.

        12:32:57: Running steps for project untitled...
        12:32:57: Starting: "/home/q1/Qt/Tools/CMake/bin/cmake" --build /home/q1/Qt/TEST_Programs/build-untitled-Desktop_Qt_5_15_2_GCC_64bit-Debug --target all
        ninja: no work to do.
        12:32:57: The process "/home/q1/Qt/Tools/CMake/bin/cmake" exited normally.
        12:32:57: Elapsed time: 00:00.

        1. The working code is using "gcc"

        2. The "brscanner" (6.5.0 example ) is looking for "clang"": - why ?
          What "environment" is missing ? I had that error before and never really found out any SPECIFICS about
          "environment". That error is pretty vague (guess what is missing... ) and not helpful

        3. To make a comparison between my code and "small sample program " I need to have this "environment " resolved next.

        PS
        How do I set "gcc verbose " option in QT ?
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