Am 17.12.2018 um 11:09 schrieb Christian Kandeler:
On Sun, 16 Dec 2018 11:08:18 +0100
Björn Schäpers <qt-maill...@hazardy.de> wrote:
I try to use self compiled Qbs and QtCreator on Windows (MinGW not MSVC, no msys
or cygwin). I'm using a separate Qbs checkout, not the one delivered with
QtCreator.
My first problem was while compiling QtCreator the linker looked for
libqbscore.a, but the file is named libqbscore1.a. Trying to remove the 1 with
CONFIG+=skip_target_version_ext for Qbs failed to compile and link Qbs, because
it still looks for the 1 version.
So I added a copy step to my build routine and everything linked fine. QtCreator
seems to find Qbs and I can create a project, and add files.
But trying to compile the project ends with:
:-1: Fehler: Failed to start process launcher at
'E:\corporate.git\QtCreator\bin\qbs_processlauncher': Das Starten des Prozesses
ist fehlgeschlagen: Das System kann die angegebene Datei nicht finden.
Which is not surprising, because:
E:\>where qbs_processlauncher
E:\corporate.git\qbs\bin\qbs_processlauncher.exe
Did I do something wrong here? I did not find any configuration possibilities
for Qbs inside of QtCreator, especially the path.
My directory structure is:
- qbs.git
- qbs-build
- qbs
- qt-creator.git
- QtCreator
Do you have the qbs submodule checked out in the Creator repo? If so, could it be that
the qbsprojectmanager is building against that one, rather than the external qbs? I
suggest "deinit"ing the submodule for extra safety.
Christian
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I have indeed the submodule checked out. On the weekend I will make the build on
another (clean) machine and try without the submodule.
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