I have trouble installing and configuring QT on my Vista laptop.
I am trying to set up a development environment on my laptop where I compile from the command line because the environment of my university is installed on Linux machines, I do not want to tie the IDE. (Plus, using the real programmer command line!)
I did not use the command line for C ++ development, it was all MSWC, so now I There is some problem.
I am still using MSVC, but from the command line. I have not been practically aware what is happening, I just know that to run me:
qmake nmake compiled my code to do!
I downloaded the open source version of QT, and made the configuration, and tried a simple QT application (from a tutorial) and it worked, it was compiled and executed as expected.
Now, when I decided to run another project using OpenLL, I found the following error:
Fatal Error C1083: Not able to open the file Maybe: 'qgl.h': No such file or directory I'm not sure where the compiler looks for the hemder files, and I have anywhere from any header Copy is not made, I think that configure.exe is any kind of magic Ta and contains one or more has been added to include more than one environment variables or register location or whatever you want to Msvisi compiler to find other locations include directory.
However, please do make sure that qgl.h exists in my C: \ Qt \ include \ folder MA, and believe me That was enough of it. So why nmake is not able to find it?
If you want to be in any way with the command line (and later on the Linux box / Use on parallel) I suggest using minidized versions of QT at least. I'm using it regularly, and it works very well except for the existence of GUI. The advantage of using Mingu is that you can download and install the minced version of QT and nothing else. There is no need to reconfigure or recompile again.
In addition to this, it may be interesting to try, it is still a beta and beta QT 4.5 is required, but it is a nice small IDE that integrates well with GCC.
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