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I want to compile Qt example. I get error QtWidgets: No such file or directory #include greaterThan(QT_MAJOR_VERSION, 4): QT += widgets - does not help QT += widgets - does not help INCLUDEPATH += /opt/Qt/5.3/Src/qtbase/include/ - does not help Qt 5.3. Ubuntu 14.04 x64. You need to double check that you completed all these steps: Module installed greaterThan(QT_MAJOR_VERSION, 4): QT += widgets You re-run the Qt 5 qmake. Having said that, I would like to remind you that including the whole module is not a good idea as it includes all the widgets related things. Try to narrow it down to the

I'm trying to build a dynamic library on Linux using qmake. Here is my .pro file: TEMPLATE = lib TARGET = sqxUiBase QT += core gui CONFIG += dll INCLUDEPATH += ../../public/include DEPENDPATH += . UI_DIR += ../GeneratedFiles RCC_DIR += ../GeneratedFiles CONFIG(release, debug|release) { DESTDIR = ../lib/release LIBS += -L"../lib/release" MOC_DIR += ../GeneratedFiles/release OBJECTS_DIR += release } else { DESTDIR = ../lib/debug LIBS += -L"../lib/debug" MOC_DIR += ../GeneratedFiles/debug OBJECTS_DIR += debug } include(sqxUiBase.pri) The sqxUiBase.pri file contains the list of files that need to

I would like to "port" this C++ project , which uses qmake (i.e., a Tool.pro file) for building, to cmake . Essentially, I'm asking how to go about writing the necessary CMakeLists.txt file(s) by looking at the Tool.pro file above. This is what I've done so far: include_directories(../lib/cudd-2.5.0/include BFAbstractionLibrary) add_executable(slugs BFAbstractionLibrary/bddDump.cpp BFAbstractionLibrary/BFCuddVarVector.cpp BFAbstractionLibrary/BFCudd.cpp BFAbstractionLibrary/BFCuddManager.cpp \ BFAbstractionLibrary/BFCuddVarCube.cpp tools.cpp synthesisAlgorithm.cpp synthesisContextBasics.cpp

I've heard that it is possible to build non-Qt applications (like simple C++ HelloWorld) with Qt Creator. I downloaded and installed Qt Creator, and tried to compile simple code with it. But I didn't succeed: Creator needs qmake to create makefile. Although the package I downloaded includes MinGW, there is no qmake inside of it. I still want to use it just like an IDE to create simple C++ sources and compile them with MinGW. Is it possible to use Qt Creator without installing whole platform? Qt Creator support CMake projects, you just need to choose Open a file or project and select the root

How do I make apps smaller with qmake and macdeployqt? I have set QT = core gui in the projects .pro file and run qmake and macdeployqt on the resulting app. The problem is that the program is bundling QtNetwork, QtScript, QtSvg etc. I've tried setting QT -= network script svg (and then make clean, rm -rf *.app, qmake, make). In total the app is 32 MB. .pro file: TEMPLATE = app TARGET = throw DEPENDPATH += . INCLUDEPATH += . CONFIG += x86_64 release QT = core gui unix { CONFIG += link_pkgconfig PKGCONFIG += glib-2.0 } # Input SOURCES += main.cpp # Headers HEADERS += throw.h RESOURCES += throw

After my release build is finished I would like to run a script. I found this question How to execute shell command after compile finished from .pro in QT? but the answer doesn't work for me. I tried adding various modifications of this to my .pro file: CONFIG(release, debug|release) { mytarget.target = ./MyScript.sh mytarget.commands = touch $$mytarget.target QMAKE_EXTRA_TARGETS +=mytarget QMAKE_POST_LINK += mytarget } But this always results with ":-1: error: mytarget: No such file or directory". Path is correct and 'MyScript.sh' works fine from command line. Since this works for other