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I’m working on Qt Creator on Windows Vista. I’m trying to compile a very simple “.cpp” code that includes the C++ “iostream” standard, learn the following:
#include with standard namespace;interior() cout << "Thank you"; returns 0; The problem occurs before the code is compiled, it occurs when Qt allocates the library and tells you (iostream: no such directory file).
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It was working fine a few days ago, then I installed VS-Express-2012, which I then uninstalled because, oddly enough, it doesn't work with Windows Vista. Immediately after my removal from VS-2012, there were C++ libraries that the creator of Qt didn't necessarily see further.
Please note that I can still compile and run my code previously written for the command line console, which means that the C++ libraries were not recently removed with the removal of VS-2012!!. Also, all of my previous code (in used projects built with Qt) doesn't have this problem (i.e.: Qt identifies and sees the standard libraries), but I can still compile and run those types fine with Qt Creator. deven if I create a new ".cpp" in some old projects file:
.. However, when I post a new ".cpp" file in what is undoubtedly a new project, the libraries disappear and the backreference is missing:
.. (I don't want to reinstall Qt every time I have a similar compiler issue, I would like to understand why it definitely happens in the first place)
So what is Qt looking for (or where to look?), thanks
Someone wants to try... I want two simple programs that both have
Any ideas???
Do users use qmake to create makefiles?
you useDo you use the same one?
What does qmake get on the compiler command line for both instances?
For both, I used Qt Creator (version 3.1.1, launched with Qt 5.3), not the command line version. The compiler used is the last default compiler in the list:
Desktop Qt5.3.0MSVC2013OpenGL64bit
When you run create in QtCreator, it prints all the output provided by qmake and make in the "compile output" area at the bottom of the screen.
You can also search for "Ctrl+F", the exact line in the compiler that the experts think is causing the error, and compare it to the running program.
Unfortunately, this is still new for most of me!! The compilation result shows:
@16:09:00: Current steps on the VehicleClass project...
16:09:00: Configuration has not changed, qmake transition step.
16:09:00: Start: "C:QtQt5.3.0ToolsQtCreatorbinjom.exe"
C:QtQt5.3.0ToolsQtCreatorbinjom.exe -f Makefile.Release
cl -n -nologo -Zm200 -Zc:wchar_t -FS -O2 -MD -GR -W3 -w34100 -w34189 -EHsc -DUNICODE -DWIN32 -DWIN64 -DQT_NO_DEBUG -DQT_CORE_LIB -DNDEBUG -I"C:QtQt5.3.0 5.3msvc2013_64_openglinclude" -I"C:QtQt5.3.05.3msvc2013_64_openglincludeQtCore" -I"release" -I"." -I"C:QtQt5.3.05.3msvc2013_64_openglmkspecswin32-msvc2013"
main.cpp
..VehicleClassmain.cpp(3): Fatal error C1083: Could not open included file: 'iostream': Not many files or directories
jom: D:Qt GUI ProjectsTutorial Projectsbuild-VehicleClass-Desktop_Qt_5_3_0_MSVC2013_OpenGL_64bit-ReleaseMakefile.Release [releasemain.obj] Error 2
jom: D:Qt GUI ProjectsTutorial Projectsbuild-VehicleClass-Desktop_Qt_5_3_0_MSVC2013_OpenGL_64bit-ReleaseMakefile Error [release] 2
16:09:01: Process "C:QtQt5.3.0ToolsQtCreatorbinjom.exe" exited with code 2.During
Failed to create or deploy VehicleClass project (bundle: Desktop Qt 5.3.0 MSVC2013 64-bit)
When opengl is running in the "Create" phase
16:09:01: Elapsed time: 00:01.@
There is only one error in the .cpp file on Jet 3. It's just hard to find
Definitely, here is the compiled output of the correct running program:
@16:15:16: Steps for the HelpClass project...
16:15:16: The configuration has not changed, ignore the qmake solution.
16:15:16: Start: "C:QtQt5.3.0ToolsQtCreatorbinjom.exe"
C:QtQt5.3.0ToolsQtCreatorbinjom.exe -f Makefile.Release
16:15:16: Agent "C:QtQt5.3.0ToolsQtCreatorbinjom.exe" terminated normally.
16:15:16: Elapsed time: 00:00.Class="" @
Can anyone add the content="" output of a good build log from another program.
And how can I put iostream in both cases class=""
I could rearrange the content="" of your nice program to my liking.
