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[cellml-dev] Using the CellML API with Qt Creator (solved) was Re: CellML 1.10rc2


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  • From: ak.miller at auckland.ac.nz (Andrew Miller)
  • Subject: [cellml-dev] Using the CellML API with Qt Creator (solved) was Re: CellML 1.10rc2
  • Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2011 16:19:28 +1200
Hi all,

Just to update you all on the Qt Creator situation:
1. With libstdc++-6.dll from standard MinGW, Alan has now been able
to build a working test program using the CellML API and Qt Creator.
2. By default, Qt Creator builds Windows subsystem binaries, so it is
impossible to see the output from the example application, hence why it
looks like it isn't working.
3. I have grepped the output from objdump -p over every DLL and EXE
in my Qt SDK install, and got no hits at all (except for libstdc++-6.dll
itself, of course), meaning that libstdc++-6.dll is not needed by any of
the Qt libraries, and it is perfectly safe to use the version from the
official MinGW builds.

It therefore looks like Alan has successfully reached the point where he
can create apps using the CellML API in Qt Creator on Windows, Linux,
and Mac OS X.

Best wishes,
Andrew

On 15/09/11 19:28, Alan Garny wrote:
> Hi Andrew,
>
>>> It seems to me that you are overcomplicating things. The whole idea of
>>> the Qt SDK is that you have *everything* you need to build a Qt
>>> application. On Windows, this includes a patched version of MinGW
>>> which does come with a
>>> make:
>>
>> Okay, found it, I was looking for make.exe not mingw32-make.exe; I guess
>> you are setting an environment variable or CMake variable to tell it to
> use
>> mingw32-make?
>
> No, I just use CMake's -G option:
> https://github.com/opencor/opencor/blob/master/makeproj.bat. Otherwise, in
> my PATH, I have added the paths to CMake, MinGW and Qt (see
> http://www.opencor.ws/developer/preRequirements.html).
>
>> However, the point of the Cygwin bash script (or you could use a bat
>> file) is to isolate the problem by giving greater control over exactly
> what is
>> run and what environment variables are set - so it is still worth doing.
>
> My personal point is that I don't use Cygwin, so unless I am completely
> mistaken what you are suggesting shouldn't apply to me. Anyway, you are over
> your allocated CellML time for this week, so let's have a look at it next
> week.
>
> Alan
>
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