May be this is the wrong list, do not know, but it seems to me that QtCore
and QtGui need a lot of
windows-related libs, such as ole32 and gdi32, and a lot more, but I cannot
find which ones.
The second issue is indeed the way the makefile is generated and the order
in which the libraries
appear in the command line of the linker. Once I know what the windows
related libs are (or how to find these),
I can build - by adapting the generated makefiles - my application. Not
nice, but for the time being workable.
So, if there is any pointer to how finding the appropriate libraries for
missing symbols, that would already
be a great help.
best
jan
2012/7/4 xunxun <[email protected]>
> δΊ 2012/7/4 18:12, jan van katwijk ει:
>
> Thanx so far. It seems that the qmake does not generate a right order for
>> the libs to be linked.
>> When adding LIBS += -lole32 -lgdi32 to the ".pro" file, the -lole32
>> -lgdi32 appears in front
>> of the Qtlibs and they will not find the symbols. When manually adding
>> the libs to the line, these symbols
>> are found, but a whole lot of others is not. It seems to me that I am
>> doing something wrong in the
>> ".pro" specification, but no clue what
>>
>> See the result
>>
>> Well, you may only change the related qmake.conf
>
> I don't know the other method.
>
> --
> Best Regards,
> xunxun
>
>
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