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Hi, I just did a successful reinstall from source, did a build of qmake (successful) and still, the hello world sample is still not compiling. Did every step from the documentation and the tutorial, getting a little annoyed now... In attachment the makefile that is generated by doing qmake -makefile. What I do not get is the inclusion of the .NET libraries. I downloaded the open source version and I do not want to use .NET. Can I just remove them from the makefile(s)? Thanks for getting me started!! Olivier
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On 2007-08-07, Olivier Maurice wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I just did a successful reinstall from source, did a build of qmake
> (successful) and still, the hello world sample is still not compiling.
> Did every step from the documentation and the tutorial, getting a little
> annoyed now...
>
> In attachment the makefile that is generated by doing qmake -makefile. What
> I do not get is the inclusion of the .NET libraries. I downloaded the open
> source version and I do not want to use .NET.
> Can I just remove them from the makefile(s)?
>
>
> Thanks for getting me started!!
>
> Olivier
>
>
While I see that your symptoms are different, I wonder whether it
could be related to this issue?
http://lists.trolltech.com/qt-interest/2007-08/thread00112-0.html
When you run qmake, do you have LIB and/or INCLUDE set to values that
are not appropriate for MinGW?
It certainly sounds like an environmental issue of some sort.
Hope this helps,
Stephen Jackson
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