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Qt-interest Archive, February 2007
Qcad, Qt and XP


Message 1 in thread

Has anyone successfully build Qcad on XP. I installed Qt3.3.5 and 
minGW.  I defined QMAKESPEC to the g++win32 makespec dir.  qmake 
generates the Makefiles but compiling produces a flood of errors.

Mike

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Message 2 in thread

Hi,

> Has anyone successfully build Qcad on XP. I installed Qt3.3.5 and 
> minGW.  I defined QMAKESPEC to the g++win32 makespec dir.  qmake 

Just in case, it's win32-g++ not g++win32.

> generates the Makefiles but compiling produces a flood of errors.

What sort of errors?

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Message 3 in thread

Dimitri wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> Has anyone successfully build Qcad on XP. I installed Qt3.3.5 and 
>> minGW.  I defined QMAKESPEC to the g++win32 makespec dir.  qmake 
>
> Just in case, it's win32-g++ not g++win32.
>
>> generates the Makefiles but compiling produces a flood of errors.
>
> What sort of errors?
>
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> Dimitri
>
Greetings,
I took a closer look at some of the .pro files that produce the libs 
supporting qcad.  In particular, I notice that in all the .pro files 
that build libs, the INCLUDE PATH directive points to (empty) include 
folders in other lib directories.  The pointed-to includes I found in 
subdirs of the corresponding src dirs. This and the fact that the 
downloaded src is a tar ball, leads me to believe that in a linux 
environment, they were using many symlinks.  I never set up "sym links" 
in XP, but if I find the time, maybe I'll try.

Thanks,
Mike

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