I have two questions today:
1. Why can´t I run the executables created by QtCreator?. It says some like
ming***10.dll is missing.
2. I need some kind of chart (a line chart) for various applications I was made
on
VS2005 using Dundas Chart but I need to port to Qt. There is widget or
something
inf200...@ucf.edu.cu skrev:
I have two questions today:
1. Why can´t I run the executables created by QtCreator?. It says some like
ming***10.dll is missing.
2. I need some kind of chart (a line chart) for various applications I was
made on
VS2005 using Dundas Chart but I need to port
On Tuesday 08 December 2009 14:58:52 ext inf200...@ucf.edu.cu wrote:
I have two questions today:
1. Why can´t I run the executables created by QtCreator?
They should run in the place where they are created.
It says some like ming***10.dll is missing.
If you distribute the compiled binary
When you install Qt Creator on Windows you are prompted whether to
register it as a post-mortem debugger. I have turned this option off
but I now want to enable it without reinstalling the product - any
hints on how I can do this? Is it a matter of hacking the registry?
Thanks in advance.
ext Robert Caldecott schrieb:
When you install Qt Creator on Windows you are prompted whether to
register it as a post-mortem debugger. I have turned this option off
but I now want to enable it without reinstalling the product - any
hints on how I can do this? Is it a matter of hacking the
I can't find anywhere if QtCreator has support for DebugBreak () functionality
available in Visual Studio.
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hi,
i am using QT 4.5 version on ubuntu linux, when problem is
how to run multiple ui in a project application.
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