Hi, Yes Jerome I have the same problem. It seems that you must compile your plugin with the same version of QT as the version of paraview you are going to use it with. I also noticed that sometimes if you don't use the same compiler it doesn't seem to work (but that may be just because I changed versions of libstdc++. Concerning downloading the correct version of QT they are all available here<ftp://ftp.trolltech.no/qt/source/> .
By curiosity what kind of plugins have you developed ? Jacques 2008/12/12 Jérôme <[email protected]> > Hi, > > Thanks to the mailing list, I compiled successfully a number of > plugins for paraview 3.4. Today, the version of Qt is 4.4, and > everything goes well on my different computers (Fedora 9 and Win XP > SP3). > > Now, I want to distribute my plugins on 'non-development' config, that > is, with the website-available binaries of ParaView 3.4. > When loading the plugin, I got a message '... is not a valid Qt > plugin'. Then I tried different built settings (Release/Debug), > without success. > > I think that the downloadable binaries are built with Qt-4.3, not 4.4 > -that justifies the cmake warning-, and maybe this is the source of > the problem. > - Can someone tell me if I am wrong ? > - Have I to distribute my own ParaView built or is there a hack for that ? > - If I have to downgrade Qt to 4.3, where can I find the MS Windows package > ? > > Thanks for your time, > > Jérôme > _______________________________________________ > ParaView mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.paraview.org/mailman/listinfo/paraview >
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