C++11 and INCLUDE error in iOS

hskoglund

I haven't tried an iOS app yet, but I know when you build a C++11 OSX app, you need a small 'c' on the config line, not a capital C, like this
@CONFIG += c++11@

Maybe it's the same problem for iOS apps?
(also see "my blog post":http://www.tripleboot.org/?p=101 about this)

freddy311082

Hi hskoglund... thanks for answer...

and yes bro, you are right, i have:

@
INCLUDEPATH += ./euler
CONFIG += c++11
@

the above example I hade made a mistake typing. sorry for that...

When I compile my app for desktop all is fine, but when I try to compile for iOS device, i get the error number 65...

any other advices ??

thanks

SGaist

Hi,

IIRC, c++11 is not enabled by default on iOS, you would need to build Qt yourself to use it

freddy311082

Ty SGaist... for your aclaration !!!

regards

hskoglund

SGaist, might be off topic, but you mean c++11 is not enabled for Qt-flavored iOS apps?
Because I can use C++11 things like ranged for loops in my "vanilla" iOS (i.e. built with Xcode) apps without problems...

SGaist

I mean that Qt for iOS looks like not configured to use c++11 (i don't know however if it's intentional or not)

hskoglund

Ok maybe something for Qt 5.3's wishlist? Anyway, c++11 support is pretty new in Xcode (since Xcode 5.0 I think).

SGaist

At least worth to ask on the interest mailing list

SGaist

If I saw things correctly, the c++11 switch is now enabled (so it should be in for Qt 5.3)

If I understood things correctly it was due to the minimum iOS version supported which will now be iOS 5.0

hskoglund

Neat, I should download 5.3 and give it a try.

(It's easy to get tired of those longwinded method names in Objective-C, if Qt can give me 100% C++11 in iOS, that could save my fingers a bit of typing pain :-)