I believe that QtCore5’s broken sig is due to the funky patching windeployqt does to paths hardcoded in it. I never had problems with it though. It seems like a maybe QML related problem. If you don’t redirect qWarnings / qInfos somewhere you could always use SysInternal’s DebugView to ‘spy’ on debug outputs of the system and see if internal QML loader and / or parser spits something. Narolewski Jakub From: Jason H I tried to use windeployqt to create a QML application directory structure to run on a system without Qt. I placed the resulting directory tree on the system and got nothing. Like I double clicked the .exe and nothing happened. So I went to the command line (cmd.exe) It just gave me the prompt back. No window was created. I loaded it up in depends.exe on the system that built it and I only noted two things: 1. QtCore5.dll had an invalid signature 2. The app was linking against i386 and x64 libraries. I don't know if those were the problems though. How do I debug this? _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/interest |
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