First of all, I would like to say that I know that there are a lot of topics about this. However, although I have followed them, I have not been able to solve my problem.
My problem is simple: when I want to create a Qt Quick Application project, I get an error when I have to choose my kit "No suitable kits found.
This is what I get when I go to the Qt Creator options:
So everything seems ok, so where can my problem come from?
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When I first run this option in first picture, I get the error in second picture.
However, if I create a new project with current project's files, this option is working well. I don't know why this happens. Can anyone help me solve this? Thank you so much.
I have search much solutions, but neither did them work for my situation.
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I have fix this problem. Our project list contains one item that its related local file is deleted by others, and I just remove this item. Now everything just be fine. The .tf file is now can produced by Qt tool.
Hey guys thanks for looking at this question. I am attempting to learn some UI programming and was hoping to use QT creator to get started. I am a babe in the woods for Qt Creator 4.6.0. And I can't seem to setup QT creator to work on windows 7. When I go to manage the project or tools>options>build and run I really don't know what to fill out?
If all I do is create a new project and attempt to "build all" I get the error:
Could not determine which "make" command to run. Check the "make" step in the build configuration.
I found alot of post on how to fix this but I haven't figured out how to get them to work for me.
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I am attempting to figure out what exactly I am doing wrong. It might have something to do with not selecting the correct compiler and Qmake file? So far what I do is.
Step 1: Create New Project
Step 2: I then go into kit selection
Step 3: I select manage
Step 4: select the Manual(desktop) nothing is automatically populated
As for the rest of the tabs I have:
compilers tab
debug tab
CMAKE tab
After I setup all the tabs should I have a functioning project?
Ok well after looking I guess there isn't a Qmake file installed with QT just to be clear on the installation I am wondering which of the boxes should I check during installation. It comes up like the following picture
QT Installation
I get a lot of same errors when try to compile my project using qbs.
Like this:
Dependency "Qt.core" not found for product "dist".
Please create a Qt profile using the qbs-setup-qt tool if you haven't already done so.
Product 'dist' had errors and was disabled.
I use QtCreator. Should I "create a new Qt profile using the qbs-setup-qt tool"?
Please, can you explain what does it mean?
No, Qt Creator sets up the profiles automatically. The most common cause for this message is that the Kit you are using does not have a (valid) Qt version set. Please verify this first. If everything looks okay in that regard, please file an issue at bugreports.qt.io, and we will take it from there.
I'm trying to add ParseKit to a new command line project in Xcode, but the framework shows as red in the Project Navigator. When I try to build, I get this error
error: /Users/acdlite/Xcode/Chemistry Parser/../parsekit-trunk/build/Debug/ParseKit.framework: No such file or directory
I've followed the directions given by the developer in this answer: How to embed ParseKit as a private framework in a Mac App bundle.
To my knowledge, red indicates that the file is not at the specified location. The file inspector says it should be located at /parsekit-trunk/build/Debug/ParseKit.framework, which actually doesn't exist if I try to navigate there in the Finder. So then where is it located? I have no idea.
I've followed all the steps from scratch like a dozen times now, including checking out the code via SVN. It's driving me crazy, and I feel like an idiot. I wish I could be more specific but I am truly lost as to where to go from here.
Alright, after at least 20 attempts I eventually got it working. Mostly, I followed the steps given by the developer in this answer: How to embed ParseKit as a private framework in a Mac App bundle
However, following the steps exactly didn't work. For the life of me, I couldn't get the ParseKit framework to show up as an option when I attempted to add it as a dependency of my Target. Xcode would just say "No filter results found." So I skipped that step. I also did not add a "Copy Files" build phase. Doing so resulted in a dependency error.
This was way harder than it should have been, and I don't know if that's because I'm stupid or Xcode is poorly designed. Probably a combination of both.
By the way, I'm using Xcode version 4.6.1 (4H512).
I am trying to compile a Qt Library Project to use its DLL as a plugin of my Main Application.
I've come across this particular error and I cannot seem to get past it, no matter what I try.
I believe cluttering the question with code tags is pointless when I can just provide you with the "working issue" (for lack of better wording).
This is a link to both projects. The main application AND the plugin I am currently testing on.
(please remember to modify the path in the Application project of the dll. I am using absolute path, which will most likely never be the same one you will use. I used absolute paths to make sure the problem was unrelated to finding the file itself)
So far I've checked:
My Qt version is, indeed, 4.8.2. Built with VS2010 Command Prompt.
As far as I understood the documentation, my code (particularly the APlugin project) follows the documentation instructions word by word. There's some space for human error, but I believe I got it right. as specified here(The Lower-Level API: Extending Qt Applications)
I am able to generate other QPluginLoader::errorString() errors (for example, using an invalid path to the .dll file will return a "file not found" error). Thus diminishing the margin of error in its use.
As of today, Google results are, at best, cryptic and/or do not apply to my current context of development (I am on VS2010, Win7 N Ultimate, Qt 4.8.2)
I believe it's better that I provided projects where the issue is reproducible, instead of just cluttering the question with code, but if you think I still should copy-paste my code, let me know and I will provide it explicitely in the question.
The only thing I am able to provide so far is that, albet I don't use a .pro file, I shouldn't need it, because my application will be windows exclusive, and the vcproj file already contains that data.