Hi,
I'm using the current git master version
(5b6ab144c6cabd8d01a5974fe66a0a5be72050a7) and am getting a crash
whenever I try to add the first double quotes of an #include directive
i.e.
#include "
As soon as I type the first double-quote, qt-creator crashes with the
following backtrace:
0
ext Vincent LEFORT wrote:
> So it's a problem of qmake when he create the Makefile or the make
> command from mingw ?
>
> No one have a solution ?
How about using the MAKEFLAGS environment variable instead of the -j
command line argument. E.g specify MAKEFLAGS->j4 in your build environment.
I
Yes I have been using QT/VTK with the creator no problem.
I am using cmake to manage my project.
Dominik
Jihan Zoghbi wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I'm trying to make an application using Qrcreator wirh VTK, but I'am
> facing problems em organizing the library path of my project. If any one
> kn
Hi everybody,
I'm trying to make an application using Qrcreator wirh VTK, but I'am facing
problems em organizing the library path of my project. If any one knows the
basic steps for configuring VTK with QTcreator please post here.
Thanks
--
Jihan Zoghbi
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So it's a problem of qmake when he create the Makefile or the make command
from mingw ?
No one have a solution ?
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:53, Juergen Hunold wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Wednesday 12 August 2009, Vincent LEFORT wrote:
> > I have installed the lastest release of mingw32-make (3.81) but i
I'm digging the colorscheme feature in the latest snapshot. I've got two
installations of the latest snapshot but only one has any default color
schemes - the dropdown box in the other install is blank. Is it possible my
settings have gotten corrupted? How can I reset them?
I have a subdirs project (UnitTests) which builds several standard sub
projects. If I try to set one of the sub-project binaries as the
startup application ("UnitTests (MyTest)"), QtCreator cannot find the
binary and cannot run it from the IDE:
"Starting ...
Failed to start program. Path or
