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    doubitchou
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    hi,

    I want to use Zeromq with Qt so I've used the newest nzmqt implementation. Unfortunately, this ends by :

    In file included from ..\include/nzmqt/nzmqt.hpp:32:0,
                     from ..\src\nzmqt\nzmqt.cpp:28:
    ..\3rdparty\cppzmq/zmq.hpp:566:47: error: 'zmq_event_t' does not name a type
             virtual void on_event_connected(const zmq_event_t &event_, const char* addr_) { (void)event_; (void)addr_; }
                                                   ^
    ..\3rdparty\cppzmq/zmq.hpp:567:53: error: 'zmq_event_t' does not name a type
             virtual void on_event_connect_delayed(const zmq_event_t &event_, const char* addr_) { (void)event_; (void)addr_;
    
    ....and so on
    

    I've removed the comment from the .pro file:

    DEFINES += \
    # Uncomment this line for nzmqt "Include and Source File" compilation option.
        NZMQT_LIB
    
    SOURCES += \
    # Uncomment this line for nzmqt "Include and Source File" compilation option.
        nzmqt/nzmqt.cpp \
        app/main.cpp
    

    which doesn't change anything
    I've also tried with the official C++ implementation with the same results.

    What is the way to use Zeromq with Qt using mingw ?

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      m.sue
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      Hi,
      Please check whether you added the appropriate "INCLUDEPATH += path/to/the/0mq/include/files" to your .pro-file.
      -Michael.

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        Hi,
        Please check whether you added the appropriate "INCLUDEPATH += path/to/the/0mq/include/files" to your .pro-file.
        -Michael.

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        doubitchou
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        @m.sue said in Using Zeromq with Qt:

        Hi,
        Please check whether you added the appropriate "INCLUDEPATH += path/to/the/0mq/include/files" to your .pro-file.
        -Michael.

        Hi Michael,
        Indeed I have set the include path :

        QT       += core gui
        
        greaterThan(QT_MAJOR_VERSION, 4): QT += widgets
        
        TARGET = Test_zmq
        TEMPLATE = app
        
        INCLUDEPATH += ../../Git_hub/nzmqt/3rdparty/cppzmq
        
        SOURCES += main.cpp\
                mainwindow.cpp
        
        HEADERS  += mainwindow.h \
                    ../../Git_hub/nzmqt/3rdparty/cppzmq/zmq.hpp
        
        FORMS    += mainwindow.ui
        
        DISTFILES += \
            ../../Git_hub/libzmq/builds/mingw32/Makefile.mingw32
        

        and then use the graphical application template with :

        #include "zmq.hpp"
        
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          josephdp
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          Please check your 0MQ version installed in your machine.

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            Please check your 0MQ version installed in your machine.

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            doubitchou
            wrote on last edited by doubitchou
            #5

            @josephdp said in Using Zeromq with Qt:

            Please check your 0MQ version installed in your machine.

            I'm not sure to understand. I've cloned nzmqt from Github .

            Besides, if you say that I should also add a path to the "C" version of it like

            INCLUDEPATH += ../../Git_hub/nzmqt/3rdparty/cppzmq \
            ../../ZeroMQ 4.0.4/include
            

            This is not working neither

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              m.sue
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              Maybe because of the "blank" in the path name "../../ZeroMQ 4.0.4/include". INCLUDEPATH will understand it as two paths: "../../ZeroMQ" and "4.0.4/include".
              -Michael.

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              • m.sueM m.sue

                Maybe because of the "blank" in the path name "../../ZeroMQ 4.0.4/include". INCLUDEPATH will understand it as two paths: "../../ZeroMQ" and "4.0.4/include".
                -Michael.

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                doubitchou
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                @m.sue said in Using Zeromq with Qt:

                Maybe because of the "blank" in the path name "../../ZeroMQ 4.0.4/include". INCLUDEPATH will understand it as two paths: "../../ZeroMQ" and "4.0.4/include".
                -Michael.

                I thought it were about the path indeed, but after renamed it and modified the .pro:

                INCLUDEPATH += ../../Git_hub/nzmqt/3rdparty/cppzmq \
                               ../../ZeroMQ404/include
                

                I have the same zmq type errors.

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                  @m.sue said in Using Zeromq with Qt:

                  Maybe because of the "blank" in the path name "../../ZeroMQ 4.0.4/include". INCLUDEPATH will understand it as two paths: "../../ZeroMQ" and "4.0.4/include".
                  -Michael.

                  I thought it were about the path indeed, but after renamed it and modified the .pro:

                  INCLUDEPATH += ../../Git_hub/nzmqt/3rdparty/cppzmq \
                                 ../../ZeroMQ404/include
                  

                  I have the same zmq type errors.

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                  doubitchou
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #8

                  @doubitchou

                  I finally found it, there were 2 things:

                  • the space in the path
                  • the order of inclusions : you need to include zeromq before nzmqt

                  Thanks Michael

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