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  • JKSHJ JKSH

    @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:

    0_1548151415171_1.png

    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?

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    • tomyT tomy

      @JKSH
      Kids are only the Desktop kit:

      0_1548151415171_1.png

      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?

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      @tomy

      Hi! I think the problem is with your compiler, try setting it as g++ not gcc.

      For example, using MinGW on Windows (compiler path is ....\g++.exe):

      0_1548163802423_2019-01-22_152922.png

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      • tomyT tomy

        @JKSH
        Kids are only the Desktop kit:

        0_1548151415171_1.png

        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?

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        @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.

        Qt Doc Search for browsers: forum.qt.io/topic/35616/web-browser-extension-for-improved-doc-searches

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        • Cobra91151C Cobra91151

          @tomy

          Hi! I think the problem is with your compiler, try setting it as g++ not gcc.

          For example, using MinGW on Windows (compiler path is ....\g++.exe):

          0_1548163802423_2019-01-22_152922.png

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          @Cobra91151
          Is it on Linux, please?
          The options are different between Windows and Linux.

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          • tomyT tomy

            @Cobra91151
            Is it on Linux, please?
            The options are different between Windows and Linux.

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            @tomy

            I don't think that Qt Creator is different on Linux and Windows. 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.

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              There is no g++ unfortunately.

              0_1548195294218_1.png

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                Do you mean you only have gcc installed ?
                In that case, install g++.

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                Please read the Qt Code of Conduct - https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                • SGaistS SGaist

                  Do you mean you only have gcc installed ?
                  In that case, install g++.

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                  @SGaist
                  I've that installed in its newest version on the machine.

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                    Can you show what the kit you are using looks like ?

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                    • tomyT tomy

                      There is no g++ unfortunately.

                      0_1548195294218_1.png

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                      @tomy said in My first console C++ program on Qt Creator:

                      There is no g++ unfortunately.

                      0_1548195294218_1.png

                      If you have it installed, click the Add button to navigate and add the g++ compiler to Qt Creator.

                      Note:
                      Make sure you know the path to g++ compiler on your system.

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                        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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