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  • jsulmJ Offline
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    jsulm
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    How do you build on MacOS? Which Qt version did you install and how?
    Can you share the compiler/linker output?

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      hi jisulm, thanks for your response, to build on Mac OS I right click on my library and select "compile" or clean - qmake - compile when I change the .pro. I'm using Qt 5.7 on QtCreator 4.0.2.

      Here is the output :

      Reading makefiles...
      Reading makefile `Makefile'...
      Updating makefiles....
       Considering target file `Makefile'.
         Considering target file `../Myproject.pro'.
          Looking for an implicit rule for `../Myproject.pro'.
          Trying pattern rule with stem `Myproject.pro'.
          Trying implicit prerequisite `../Myproject.pro.o'.
          Trying pattern rule with stem `Myproject.pro'.
          Trying implicit prerequisite `../Myproject.pro.c'.
          Trying pattern rule with stem `Myproject.pro'.
          Trying implicit prerequisite `../Mediacad2.pro.cc'.
          Trying pattern rule with stem `Myproject.pro'.
          Trying implicit prerequisite `../Myproject.pro.C'.
          Trying pattern rule with stem `Myproject.pro'.
          Trying implicit prerequisite `../Myproject.pro.cpp'.
          Trying pattern rule with stem `Myproject.pro'.
      
      ... 
      
      Looking for a rule with intermediate file `../../../../Qt/5.7/clang_64/mkspecs/modules/qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r'.
             Avoiding implicit rule recursion.
             Avoiding implicit rule recursion.
             Avoiding implicit rule recursion.
             Trying pattern rule with stem `qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri'.
             Rejecting impossible implicit prerequisite `../../../../Qt/5.7/clang_64/mkspecs/modules/qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.l'.
             Trying pattern rule with stem `qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r'.
             Trying implicit prerequisite `../../../../Qt/5.7/clang_64/mkspecs/modules/qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r,v'.
             Trying pattern rule with stem `qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r'.
             Trying implicit prerequisite `../../../../Qt/5.7/clang_64/mkspecs/modules/RCS/qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r,v'.
             Trying pattern rule with stem `qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r'.
             Trying implicit prerequisite `../../../../Qt/5.7/clang_64/mkspecs/modules/RCS/qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r'.
             Trying pattern rule with stem `qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r'.
             Trying implicit prerequisite `../../../../Qt/5.7/clang_64/mkspecs/modules/s.qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r'.
             Trying pattern rule with stem `qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r'.
             Trying implicit prerequisite `../../../../Qt/5.7/clang_64/mkspecs/modules/SCCS/s.qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.r'.
           Trying pattern rule with stem `qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri'.
           Rejecting impossible implicit prerequisite `../../../../Qt/5.7/clang_64/mkspecs/modules/qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.F'.
           Trying pattern rule with stem `qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri'.
           Trying implicit prerequisite `../../../../Qt/5.7/clang_64/mkspecs/modules/qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.m'.
           Looking for a rule with intermediate file `../../../../Qt/5.7/clang_64/mkspecs/modules/qt_lib_qmltest_private.pri.m'.
            Avoiding implicit rule recursion.
            Avoiding implicit rule recursion.
      Skip doing additional output
      

      And now I have 4 warnings :

      /build/Makefile:1959: avertissement : overriding commands for target `install_target'
      /build/Makefile:1944: avertissement : ignoring old commands for target build/Makefile:1959: avertissement : overriding commands for target `uninstall_target'
      /build/Makefile:1944: avertissement : ignoring old commands for target `uninstall_target'
      
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        SGaist
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        #4

        Hi,

        Unless I misunderstood, your lib project is part of a bigger project ? If so, what is it ?

        One a side note, it seems you are having plenty of unneeded \ in your .pro file. You should clean them up

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          Amott
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          Hi SGaist,

          yes, here it what the project looks like :
          http://hpics.li/d8bb2ec
          The main project uses every libs. And all of them generate empty files

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            SGaist
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            Can you show the content of medicad2.pro ?

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              Amott
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              #7

              here it is :

              TEMPLATE = subdirs
              
              SUBDIRS += \
                  MdCore \
                  MdWidgets \
                  MediaCad \
                  MdModels \
                  QtOpenGL \
                  MdDimension \
                  MdProfile \
                  MdDrawing2d \
                  MdPrint \
                  MddwgParameters
              
               # where to find the sub projects - give the folders
              MdCore.subdir = MdCore
              MdWidgets.subdir  = MdWidgets
              MediaCad.subdir  = MediaCad
              MdModels.subdir  = MdModels
              MdDimension.subdir  = MdDimension
              QtOpenGL.subdir  = QtOpenGL
              MdProfile.subdir = MdProfile
              MdDrawing2d.subdir = MdDrawing2d
              MdPrint.subdir = MdPrint
              MddwgParameters.subdir = MddwgParameters
              
               # what subproject depends on others
              MdWidgets.depends = MdCore
              MediaCad.depends = MdCore MdWidgets
              MdModels.depends = MdCore
              MdDimension.depends = MdCore MdWidgets
              MdProfile.depends = MdCore MdWidgets MdModels
              MdDrawing2d.depends = MdCore
              MdPrint.depends = MdCore
              MddwgParameters.depends = MdCore MdWidgets
              
              
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                SGaist
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                Can you reproduce that with a minimal project ?

                Note there's one thing that I find a bit strange with your current project. For MdDimension, it looks like you are picking pieces from other folders and rebuild them there rather than having the common classes themselves in a library that would link against.

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                  Amott
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                  Yes, I have a basic project (just a main.cpp and a mainwindow), using the ODA library and I have the same result. Maybe the error comes from this library ?

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                    What does that library look like ?

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                      Amott
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                      I don't know what you mean by saying that but I hope my answer is what you expect.
                      ODA is a library to manage .dwg and .dgn files. It is composed with a folder "lib" where are placed a lot of .a, a folder "bin" with some unix executable, a folder "include" with some headers. I copied / pasted them into different folder and linked them to my application.
                      Here is the what the full library looks like :
                      http://hpics.li/58b8b54

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                        Amott
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                        Here I am again with some news, I have successfully built a basic project that includes ODA library, so I did the same operation with the same include files on the real project but it still generate me empty files.
                        I have compared both .pro file and I have notice that may be the source of the error :

                        target.path = /usr/lib
                        INSTALLS += target
                        

                        It's the only thing that is different between the project that works and the real project. I have tried to change the target but nothing happens, am I missing something ?

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                          Try change target for some other name. my_target should do it.

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                            I tried this too but it doesn't change anything. Maybe a last idea, at the very beginning, I had an error :
                            Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64
                            The solution I find was to add -stdlib=libstdc++ to qmake. Maybe there was another solution ?

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                              I just realizze that I spoke too fast, my other project was working but it was to generate a .app not a lib...
                              I retried to create a lib step by step :
                              -create a lib project -> works
                              -add include path to ODA library to the project -> works
                              -use a variable of ODA -> error above
                              -add libstdc++ to qmake -> generate empty files
                              So the problem comes from either ODA or libstdc++, I will continue to search the solution

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                                Is ODA built against the old C++ library ?

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                                  I don't know, the package is named "Teigha_macOsX_x64_10.11" and the mac is in 64bit on OS X 10.11. I will ask in the ODA forum to know
                                  Edit : I can generate some files now ! I change qmake argument to CFLAGS="-arch x86_64" but at a certain point it generate me the error above.

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                                    The best would be to ensure what were the parameters used to build that library. It's surprising if they don't use libc++.

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                                      I have made a test with the command "file" to know what kind of library is it, here are my results :

                                      a random lib in /usr/lib :

                                      Mach-0 universal binary with 2 architectures
                                      (for architecture x68_64): Mach-0 64-bit dynamically linked shared library x86_64
                                      (for architecture i386): Mach-0 dynamically linked shared library i386
                                      

                                      a lib from ODA :

                                      current ar archive random library
                                      

                                      I'm not sure of what it means, the library is not compatible with the Mac ?

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                                        I have made a test with the command "file" to know what kind of library is it, here are my results :

                                        a random lib in /usr/lib :

                                        Mach-0 universal binary with 2 architectures
                                        (for architecture x68_64): Mach-0 64-bit dynamically linked shared library x86_64
                                        (for architecture i386): Mach-0 dynamically linked shared library i386
                                        

                                        a lib from ODA :

                                        current ar archive random library
                                        

                                        I'm not sure of what it means, the library is not compatible with the Mac ?

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                                        @Amott

                                        I use that ODA library on OSX and I link it with the c library like this...

                                        LIBS += -lc++ \
                                        -lTD_Db \
                                        ... other ODA libs

                                        and it works fine.

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                                          @Amott

                                          I use that ODA library on OSX and I link it with the c library like this...

                                          LIBS += -lc++ \
                                          -lTD_Db \
                                          ... other ODA libs

                                          and it works fine.

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                                          @kenchan

                                          Thanks for your response ! I have tried again but I still have the same error. Which version of OSX, ODA and XCode are you using ?

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