Le 25/04/10 16:21, Richard Goode a écrit : > Thanks Laurent. I'm having a hard time working out what I'm missing though. > My Qt compile is passing the "configure" stage, and I can start the compile > with nmake. It proceeds to build for about 10 minutes before failing with > qt\bin\moc.exe exiting with code 0xc0000135. When I run moc.exe it manually, > it reports missing msvcr80.dll. > I think there is something wrong at configure step : Download clean source from Qt Ensure that no previous moc/qmake are in your path and no QTDIR defined > I've got several versions of msvcr80.dll on my system, but including any of > them in the path causes moc.exe to fail with runtime error. > I'm currious : What is the result if you copy msvcr80.dll in moc.exe directory ? > Am I right to assume vs2005 is the only current way to compile QuteCom? I'd > read somewhere that mingw and vs2008 were broken? > Mingw is broken vs2008 can be used ... but you will need to rewrite some part of nsis installer
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