My first console C++ program on Qt Creator
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@tomy said in My first console C++ program on Qt Creator:
What are the preferences choices for console C++ programming on the code model section, please?
As I said in my previous post, you can disable the Clang Code Model clicking Help > About Plugins... and unchecking C++ > Clang Code Model
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@JKSH
Thanks so much. It removed the majority of the red underlines.
Only two lines remain!
One more thing: Why does the IDE think I'm C coding while I explicitly told it by choosing "plain C++" that I would be coding on C++?
@tomy said in My first console C++ program on Qt Creator:
Why does the IDE think I'm C coding while I explicitly told it by choosing "plain C++" that I would be coding on C++?
I don't know. It works fine for me on Windows.
It might be related to your Kit settings (this is just a guess).
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@tomy said in My first console C++ program on Qt Creator:
Why does the IDE think I'm C coding while I explicitly told it by choosing "plain C++" that I would be coding on C++?
I don't know. It works fine for me on Windows.
It might be related to your Kit settings (this is just a guess).
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@JKSH
Kids are only the Desktop kit:
By the way, I'm on Linux. Have you tried a plain C++ project on Linux to see if there are those red underlines or not?
wrote on 22 Jan 2019, 13:32 last edited byHi! I think the problem is with your compiler, try setting it as
g++notgcc.For example, using
MinGWonWindows(compiler path is ....\g++.exe):
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@JKSH
Kids are only the Desktop kit:By the way, I'm on Linux. Have you tried a plain C++ project on Linux to see if there are those red underlines or not?
@tomy said in My first console C++ program on Qt Creator:
By the way, I'm on Linux. Have you tried a plain C++ project on Linux to see if there are those red underlines or not?
Unfortunately, I don't have a Linux machine with a recent version of Qt and Qt Creator.
One thing you could try is to create a Qt Console Application, then remove Qt from the .pro file.
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Hi! I think the problem is with your compiler, try setting it as
g++notgcc.For example, using
MinGWonWindows(compiler path is ....\g++.exe):wrote on 22 Jan 2019, 20:39 last edited by@Cobra91151
Is it on Linux, please?
The options are different between Windows and Linux. -
@Cobra91151
Is it on Linux, please?
The options are different between Windows and Linux.wrote on 22 Jan 2019, 20:46 last edited by Cobra91151I don't think that
Qt Creatoris different onLinuxandWindows. Check: Tools -> Options -> Kits -> Compilers. Then select your compiler and click Browse. Your compiler should be "..\g++.exe" or something similar to it. Check if it's available for you. -
wrote on 22 Jan 2019, 22:14 last edited by
There is no g++ unfortunately.
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Do you mean you only have gcc installed ?
In that case, install g++. -
Can you show what the kit you are using looks like ?
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wrote on 23 Jan 2019, 10:44 last edited by
@tomy said in My first console C++ program on Qt Creator:
There is no g++ unfortunately.
If you have it installed, click the Add button to navigate and add the
g++compiler toQt Creator.Note:
Make sure you know the path tog++compiler on your system. -
wrote on 23 Jan 2019, 12:43 last edited by
Thanks so much to you both.
The problem was with the kits. I defined gcc for the C++ compiler and it removed the redundant stuff from the code.
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