On Sun, May 16, 2010 at 4:49 PM, Catalin Iacob <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I finally got a QtCore.dll compiled and working (tried
> QCoreApplication, QString, QDir). To get it to load in Python I
> manually renamed it to QtCore.pyd and copied QtCore.pyd, pyside.dll
> and libshiboken.dll to a common directory, lauched Python from there.

Good job!

> So at this stage I'm pretty much where Thomas Berg (thanks by the way,
> your posts were very helpful) was when he last wrote here, but with
> CMake instead of SCons.

Glad my post helped. I haven't had any time for this myself the last
few weeks :-(

> QtGui makes generatorrunner crash, I opened it in the debugger and it
> tells me that the exception is stack overflow. I don't see the file
> and line since the crash is in Release so it doesn't have debugging
> symbols. I will try it in Debug to see where it crashes but so far I
> didn't investigate further.

I don't get this crash in my build, but I have /stack:0x600000 in my
linkflags for everything. Maybe that makes the difference?

Thomas
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