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Hello everyone!
I'm new with Qt, I've started to learn it a couple of days ago and after getting to practice got a problem. Having written a simple application (just for testing), I've compiled it, and:
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It looks like you are missing some standard C++ development packages. You may also wish to ask in #qt on Freenode.
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oh thanks a lot. i think it's g++-multilib that I have to install. =)
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well, i've installed all the stuff i could find in my repository, but i still got the same problem. could anyone tell me, what do i need in order to build a qt application?
that'll be a great help =) oh, and i've got: -qmake v2.01a -qt v4.6.2 -g++ v4.4.4 -make v3.81 |
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Just curious, why
instead of
? Which distro do you use? Some have a (meta)package called build-essential or something similar to install most of the necessary packages.
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I don't know =) I use Debian unstable, and build-essentials are already installed. btw, i used string.h from another distro (ubuntu 10.04), result was the same. i thought there could be some troubles with locales, but everything seems to be ok. and yeah, i've got the same problem when building wine-1.1.32, looks like i've somehow broken some kind of lib |
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Please check for the presence of "xlocale.h"
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Well i solved this problem, don't know if this was right solution
If anyone wants to know: here's a part of "string.h" where i got problems:
So i just added
and everything works! Big thanks to everybody who helped me! |
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