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mingw10.dll


Message 1 in thread

Hi,
i want porting my linux opensource software (educazionik.sourceforge.net) to 
windows. I have installed opensource Qt 4.2.3-ming on windows. I compile it, 
and my software start only Qt shell, if i run it in other mode, i have this 
message: "Not found mingw10.dll; install it". But i have it! It's path 
problem? 
                                 Thanks
                                             Nicola

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Message 2 in thread

Hi,

> i want porting my linux opensource software (educazionik.sourceforge.net) to 
> windows. I have installed opensource Qt 4.2.3-ming on windows. I compile it, 
> and my software start only Qt shell, if i run it in other mode, i have this 

What do you mean precisely by "start only Qt shell"? Also which "other mode" 
are you referring to?

> message: "Not found mingw10.dll; install it". But i have it! It's path 

You say you have it. Where is the DLL? Where is the executable?

> problem? 

Probably a path problem, yes. Is the directory containing the MinGW DLL 
referenced in PATH? Alternatively is the DLL in the same directory as the 
executable?

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Message 3 in thread

Hi,
> What do you mean precisely by "start only Qt shell"? Also which "other
> mode" are you referring to?

Qt 4.2.3 command prompt

> Probably a path problem, yes. Is the directory containing the MinGW DLL
> referenced in PATH? Alternatively is the DLL in the same directory as the
> executable?

Yes, it's is path problem.


	Nicola

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Message 4 in thread

Hi,

>> What do you mean precisely by "start only Qt shell"? Also which "other
>> mode" are you referring to?
> 
> Qt 4.2.3 command prompt

There are two questions above, but only a single answer. Which question are 
you answering?

>> Probably a path problem, yes. Is the directory containing the MinGW DLL
>> referenced in PATH? Alternatively is the DLL in the same directory as the
>> executable?
> 
> Yes, it's is path problem.

I understand you have solved your problem. Good!

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Message 5 in thread

Hi,

On Mon, April 30, 2007 14:38, Nicola De Filippo wrote:
>> What do you mean precisely by "start only Qt shell"? Also which "other
>> mode" are you referring to?
>
> Qt 4.2.3 command prompt

Wow. I'm intrigued! What is this? How do I open it? What can it do?

So far I've seen a Windows command prompt (cmd.exe, not very good),
several kinds of Linux and Unix c.p.s (ksh, bash, tcsh, etc.; in text
mode, in an xterm, in a dterm, or even in a konsole; some of them are
nice), I've even seen someone use a c.p. on MaxOS/X! Some poor sod even
ported bash to Mingw (MSYS) and Cygwin. But I've never seen a Qt c.p.


    Konrad

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Message 6 in thread

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Konrad Rosenbaum [mailto:konrad@xxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 5:48 AM
> To: qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: mingw10.dll
> 
> Hi,
> 
> On Mon, April 30, 2007 14:38, Nicola De Filippo wrote:
> >> What do you mean precisely by "start only Qt shell"? Also which
"other
> >> mode" are you referring to?
> >
> > Qt 4.2.3 command prompt
> 
> Wow. I'm intrigued! What is this? How do I open it? What can it do?
> 
> So far I've seen a Windows command prompt (cmd.exe, not very good),
> several kinds of Linux and Unix c.p.s (ksh, bash, tcsh, etc.; in text
> mode, in an xterm, in a dterm, or even in a konsole; some of them are
> nice), I've even seen someone use a c.p. on MaxOS/X! Some poor sod
even
> ported bash to Mingw (MSYS) and Cygwin. But I've never seen a Qt c.p.
> 
> 
If you install QT 4.1 forward (maybe 4.0.. don't know) on windows via
the install executable (not building it by source) it creates a shortcut
in the start menu that is called "QT 4.X.X Command Prompt" that is a
call to your $ $COMSPEC (cmd.exe most likely) calling qtvars.bat which
sets up you env for you.

Scott

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