> I am trying to debug my C++ code in QtCreator (version 4.13.1 based on Qt
> 5.15.1) which is running on an Ubuntu 18.04 virtual machine hosted on my
> Windows 10 using VirtualBox. As soon as I start the application in debug
> mode, I get the error:
Is your application based upon Qt 5.15.1 as we
There are several options to run CMake in QtCreator:
- Apply Configuration Changes in the build settings pane
- Clear CMake configuration
- Run CMake
- Rescan project
I am a bit lost. I would expect that QtCreator would figure out
automatically when something in the project files has changed and
Hi,
> QtC 4.12.0 official build is crashing every now and then when i run it
> without arguments, and then load my project. When i run QtC with my
> project file as argument, it crashes straight away in
> libQbsProjectManager, see attached backtrace. Is there a way to install
> debug symbols?
Deb
Hi,
I have a Qbs project for bare metal MCUs which builds 2 different binaries,
each of them runs on a different MCU device. While developing, I need to
switch often between the devices and want to start an interactive debug
session on one of the MCUs. I don't need to run the applications at the s
> So: Does anyone know a concrete scenario that would be broken and not be
> easily fixable when the debugger would change to require Python 3.x (x >= 4,
> possibly 7)?
Ubuntu 18.04. out-of-the-box is bound to Python 3.6. That should be considered
when requiring Python 3.x.
> I can't see a way to go back to 4.11 beta1 :-/
http://download.qt.io/snapshots/qtcreator/4.11/4.11.0-beta1/
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Hi,
> the Serial Terminal plugin was added to Qt Creator in spring 2018. It
> still has the experimental state, but I think the biggest problem is
> that it is not included in the official Qt Creator builds. A lot of
> potential users might not even know it exists.
>
> Given the ongoing support f
> this has not been fixed, apparently:
> https://forum.qt.io/topic/107010/bitdefender-block-4-10-0-0wininterrupt64-7z-file-during-installation
>
> Qt Creator 4.10 is still recognized as malware by some antivirus apps. Any
> news?
We have observed similar issues at work multiple times and the opti
I am using Conan to manage project dependencies in a complex project (bare
metal, not Qt).
I let it generate a qbs file containing a Profile item with all necessary
module configurations. My top-level project file references that generated file
to make use of it. That way I can manage *every* l
