I found the following errors when compiling:

Larissa F.

First error: The qmake arguments have changed. The building in ...

Second error: mingw32-make: *** No rule to make target '<http link>' . Stop it.

Link removed, it was where <http link> is now ~VRonin

Paul Colby

Warning: the link above appears to be to a fishing / scam site.

VRonin

The question is very vague.
The first error is meaningless, did you truncate part of it?
the second error looks like you are trying to build something from a website

While your profile doesn't look like a spam profile and I didn't manage to open the suspect link at all please refrain from posting suspicious links.

Larissa F.

Since the day I installed qt creator on my computer, these errors appear.
I just do not know why the site's relationship with qt.

Paul Colby

@Larissa-F. said in I found the following errors when compiling::

Since the day I installed qt creator on my computer, these errors appear.

Honestly, I'd be very concerned that your machine has been compromised -
could have been a compromised Qt installer (did you verify its signature / checksum?) or a trojan already residing on your machine.

I just do not know why the site's relationship with qt.

I seriously doubt there is one! And even if there was, it would be extremely odd to have that URL in a Makefile target (unless you modifed the Makefile yourself?)

For anyone that's curious, the link was to a webpage in the amanda dot tnctrx dot com domain, which then redirected to a page on optus dot promotions-news dot org, which presented me with a fake (fishing attempt) offer of a new phone from Optus (which is my mobile provider, as detected from the mobile data IP address I was on at the time). Perhaps someone else knows of a valid relationship with Qt and those domains, but I seriously doubt it. If it was me, I'd reformat and re-install my whole machine - not just Qt. Sorry :(

Good luck!

SGaist

Hi,

I'd say there's absolutely none. The Qt Company/Project doesn't do that kind of stuff. There are places for promoting devices (be it a phone or a car) using Qt and the SDK is not one even less when you compile something.

I agree with @Paul-Colby comment that there's something fishy going on with your computer and it's not related to Qt itself except if you got a compromised installer which is unlikely but not impossible.

Where did you install Qt from ?

Larissa F.

@SGaist From qt's own website

SGaist

Then you should check the hash of the installer.

JKSH

@Larissa-F. What project are you trying to build?