QCoreApplication symbol cannot be found when using CMake to create a project in QtCreator
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Here is CMakeList.txt
Here are errors
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Here is CMakeList.txt
Here are errors
I checked the config path and thought there should be no errors.@ThePublicName Please don't pos tscreenshots but actual text
You can see the error message in the output - the Qt libs you use don't match the current architecture (arm64) - make sure do not mix the architectures.
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@ThePublicName Please don't pos tscreenshots but actual text
You can see the error message in the output - the Qt libs you use don't match the current architecture (arm64) - make sure do not mix the architectures.
@Christian-Ehrlicher Thank you for your reply, I will not put screenshot next time.
The architecture error is just a warning. Should I care about that?
If I use qmake to build a project, it can work fine.
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@Christian-Ehrlicher Thank you for your reply, I will not put screenshot next time.
The architecture error is just a warning. Should I care about that?
If I use qmake to build a project, it can work fine.
I don't understand why this is happening@ThePublicName hi,
When using qmake, are you sure you are using the same version of Qt ?
The message suggests that you are running an Intel base machine. Is that so ?
How did you install Qt ? -
@ThePublicName hi,
When using qmake, are you sure you are using the same version of Qt ?
The message suggests that you are running an Intel base machine. Is that so ?
How did you install Qt ?@SGaist Thank you. I re-downloaded the arm version of Qt and it worked normally.
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