On 09/09/2010 09:21 PM, John Drescher wrote: > Do not do that. Your application will crash (in unexpected ways) if > you mix debug and release libraries in visual studio. You also can not > mix compiler versions.
I mix release/debug libraries all the time. Just because I wish to debug
my application doesn't mean I wish to debug all the libraries I am using.
It's just that the CMake QT directives assume I want debug when it is
available. Note that if I delete my QT debug libraries it will also just
use the release versions (I looked in the module for findqt).
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