[solved] DLL Qt5Cored not Found.

derrek.telops

Hello All,

I was hoping someone could lend me a hand with this problem I am having.

Goal #1: I am attempting to create an adaptable developement enviroment for work, so I would like to avoid directly adding paths into the PATH variable for the system.
Goal #2: I want to avoid copying any dlls into the program folder, I would rather acess them through the added enviromental paths in Visual Studio.

So with the Qt VS plugin I have the path for my QT folder set correctly to: C:\Qt\Qt5.1.1\5.1.1\msvc2012_64_opengl.
My project has this set as its QT version( I have QT4 as well, but the 5.1.1 is selected in the plugin)
Now using the default macro in VS for $(QTDIR) allows me to find both the .h files compiling, and the .lib files for linking, but it never finds the QT Dlls at run-time.
The QT plugin appears to auto-add "PATH=$(QTDIR)\bin;..." to the start of my enviroment settings in configuration/debugging which is exactly what I want, but it doesn't seem able to find anything at run-time.

Does anyone have any experience with this problem, or can someone help point me in the right direction?

Just to confirm, I have found that if I copy the required QT5 dlls into the executable folder the application runs fine, but I want to avoid having to do this.

Enviroment:
Windows 7 64-bit
Visual Studio C++ 2012 Professional
Qt 5.1.1 64-bit pre-built with opengl.
Qt Vs plugin 1.2.2

derrek.telops

Update: Problem solved.

In the end it had nothing to do with QT, I am also using MKL in the project, and its DLL path to MKL was within the "$(LocalDebuggerEnviroment)" Macro that had an error in it, and was then destroying my path at run-time. I changed over the following line to call MKL wiht a MKL Macro and everything works fine now. I was mislead into thinking the problem was QT by Qt5Cored.dll being the file that wasn't found.

Thanks in any case.

SGaist

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Glad you found and thanks for sharing !

Can you also update the thread title prepending [solved] ? So other forum users may know a solution has been found :)