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    adnan
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    My project compiles and runs perfectly in release mode, but when I use debug mode, i get around 22 errors
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    in function qwait.
    undefined reference to Qtest::qsleep.
    undefined reference to Qtest::defaultkeyDelay@

    I havent used qwait or qtest lib anywhere in my program.

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      koahnig
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      What is your OS and IDE you are using?

      Vote the answer(s) that helped you to solve your issue(s)

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        adnan
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        Ubuntu 12.04 and Qt Creator , Qt 4.8.2
        I have been using Qt since last year, this is the first time i am seeing this error

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          koahnig
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          I have not a lot of experience qith creator and linux. Assuming that you tried already rerunning qmake, you may want to check the pro file and its includes if there is a reference to testlib.
          Another possibility could be that you are using a header which is testing a macro settings you are defining only in debug compile. But all is poking into the fog from my side.

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            guziemic
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            Did you put
            #include <QTest>
            in source file?

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