On 11/01/2012 23:14, ext Christian Quast wrote:
I am trying to compile Qt 4.8.0 on Windows.
My set-up is:
- Windows 7 (64 bit) fully updated
- mingw32 provided by Qt Creator 2.4.0
- install path c:\Development\Libraries\Qt-4.8.0mingw32-src
c:\Development is actually the mount point of a
On Monday, 16 de January de 2012 15.52.44, erick oliveira da silva wrote:
Hi,
I am new with qt programming using mingw.
I have compiled Qt 4.7.4 statically with gcc(mingw) version 4.4.0 at
windows vista 32 bits, following the instructions in this page:
Hallo Thales, I included the qmake and library directories in PATH but
unfortunatelly nothing changed. Thanks anyway.
Thiago, sorry, but I am not sure if I understood correctly your sugestion:
so, I tried to build my dll (that export functions that have several Qt
functions and objects) in a
You have warnings of some BUILT_DLL being redefined. Fix that first. Then I
use
QT += whatever
instead of your
QT *= whatever
I don't know what the *= operator is supposed to do, even though I think it
exists.
Anyway, QtCore being linked by default this is most probably not the
Am 16.01.2012 um 10:31 schrieb Semih Cemiloglu se...@cemiloglu.org:
I would like to announce initial public release of QDecimal library.
Thanks :)
The name suggests that there is a strong intention to have this included with
the actual Qt sources?
Otherwise I thought the Q prefix was
On 01/17/2012 04:54 AM, ext Till Oliver Knoll wrote:
I don't know what the *= operator is supposed to do, even though I think
it exists.
It means add these values to this variable unless they are already
there. In pseudocode:
for each value (list) {
if (!variable.contains(value))
