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      Felix last edited by

      i tried to compile qt4.6.3 with vs2010 using the mkspec for vs2008. i dont know now, if the wrong mkspec is the problem, or something with webkit. Anyway i cant compile qt, because i cant compile some template functions in webkit. Any ideas about that?

      Felix

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        Felix last edited by

        error C2440: 'Initialisierung': 'int' kann nicht in 'JSC::Structure *' konvertiert werden

        is the first error that occurs. In English it means something like: 'int' cannot bet converted in 'JSC::Structure *'.

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          xizzhu last edited by

          This is not the right place for Qt WebKit issues ;)
          Web Runtime is on top of WebKit.

          Seems http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewforum/14/ is better place holder for the compiling issues.

          My Blog: http://xzis.me/

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            Felix last edited by

            can a moderator move it then plz?

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              troubalex last edited by

              [quote author="Felix" date="1279702348"]can a moderator move it then plz?[/quote]

              Done. And created a new forum. :)

              THE CAKE IS A LIE
              Web Community Manager - Qt Development Frameworks

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                benjamin.poulain last edited by

                Altough 4.7 compiles with VS2010, I can only advice against VS2010 at the time, especially on 64 bits. This compiler has some serious bugs like the missalignment of SSE vectors. Microsoft should fix them in the coming weeks, it is safer to use vs2008 for now.

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