Again SIGSEGV: segmetation fault error

[adriano_p]

Hi there,
I'm new to Qt Creator but not new to C++ IDEs.
I just installed under Win-XP-SP3 the Qt Creator 2.6.1 (Based on Qt 4.8.3 -32 bit) with Qt484 libraries and MinGW 0.5 beta (20120426) compiler.
When I compile and run in debug mode any (untouched) example, as 'analogclock", after a successfull compilation, I always get this error when running: "SIGSEGV segmetation fault"; the source code is pointed the in-line function QBasicAtomicInt::deref in the qatimc_i386.h module.
If I compile and run in release mode I get a system unspecified error.
I red the forum about disabling th antivirus but the error still persists.
Can anyone help me? Thanks, Adriano

[Mystery Keeper]

Are you using precompiled libraries with the beta MinGW? Your problem is most certainly the ABI incompatibility. You HAVE to rebuild Qt from source to use it with your compiler.

[adriano_p]

As I'm new to Qt world, I don't feel ready to "rebuild Qt from source", whatever you mean with "Qt".
I would just explore the Qt and not to rebuilt Qt to be able to explore Qt... :-)
Are somewhere already built libraries for mingw, or can I use any other C++ compiler compatible with Qt Creator and Qt 4.8.4 libraries?

[Mystery Keeper]

You can use MinGW 4.4 with corresponding Qt 4.8 libraries. It was included in Qt SDK before. Right now I guess you'll have to find it on your own. Building Qt (which means libraries, binaries, examples and documentation) is painful, but fruitful experience. If you want to use C++11 features - that's the only way for now.