Solved qDebug Initial setup Messed up?

[PascalJedi]

Just starting with QT, but something seems very off on my setup and wondering if others had a similar issue (Nothing showing up in google).

Created a new test project; added "core" to the .pro file, wrote some code, but can't get past the first qDebug print. I moved the print all the way to the start of the application, but alas I always get a qDebug() SIGSEGV

Thoughts on how I screwed this up?

#include "mainwindow.h"
#include <QApplication>
#include <QDebug>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
qDebug() << "Hi"; // << This creates a SIGSEGV

[mrjj]

Hi and welcome
Can u mention Qt version and platform ?

[SGaist]

Hi and welcome to devnet,

In order to initialize Qt's subsystems you should first create a Q*Application. Depending on your application it will be a QtCoreApplication, QGuiApplication or a QApplication.

[SGaist]

I missed one point: qDebug should work without any Q*Application created.

Do you have any static QWidget object ?

[PascalJedi]

@mrjj

I am running stock Ubuntu 15.10

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[PascalJedi]

@SGaist

Hi, and thank you both for taking the time to reply.

I basically went File->New->QT Widgets Application

I then went and did the button tutorial with a button and a label. Pressed button, worked fine. Then went and added a debug print inside that caller and it seg faulted. Scratched my head, google searched, moved the qDebug to the first line in main.

I fully admit, this may be something super simple, but just don't know what setting I am missing.

[SGaist]

Since you're not doing anything special, I don't see any reason for such a segmentation fault to occur.

Can you run your application through the debugger ? That could provide some more information about what is happening.

[PascalJedi]

@SGaist

Nothing special. I just did a command line application and qDebug works; I then went back and created a test another test widget application and it works there too.

I just deleted that first project and am starting to test out and play with the environment.

[SGaist]

Looks like you had a gremlin in that project ;)

[PascalJedi]

@SGaist If there is one thing that is for sure; I can destroy any project while doing a "hello world" tutorial! Thanks for the eSupport.