Deploying a Qt application in Windows 7
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Hi!
This is the situation:
I set up a Qt development environment in my Windows 7 to port a Qt application I made for Linux. The compilation process goes pretty clean, but in the moment I try to run the binary, I got this message from the GDB debugger:
@Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x69dea1c6 in QObject::disconnect (sender=0x22fe48,
signal=0xc769269 "iconSizeChanged(QSize)", receiver=0x1000001,
method=0xc7692b1 "_q_updateIconSize(QSize)") at kernel/qobject.cpp:2906
2906 kernel/qobject.cpp: No such file or directory.
in kernel/qobject.cpp
Current language: auto; currently c++@
Note: I copied all the Qt libraries required by my application (QtCore.dll, QtGui.dll, etc) in the directory where the binary file (.exe) is created.Is there another library required? What am I missing? Thanks for any hint :)
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Did you try run it from QtCreator?
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Yes, that was my frist try indeed and all I got was this from the QtCreator log:
@Starting C:\tupi\sources\tupi-build-Desktop-Debug\src\bin\tupi.mobile.exe...
The program has unexpectedly finished.
C:\tupi\sources\tupi-build-Desktop-Debug\src\bin\tupi.mobile.exe exited with code -1073741819@
Looking for better information about the issue, I opened a system console and ran the .exe by myself, then I got several messages of missing .dll files. I put all the files required in the same location but the program never started anyway.Next step? I ran the application from gdb and then I got the message I shared in the first post. Suggestions? :(
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This is a trouble in your code. Some part of code works in linux but not in windows. Try find it in debug mode.
