Computer Hater
27th July 2011, 03:02
Hi,
it seems that when I compile my code (from Qt Creator), part of the error tracing goes into auto-generated and included Qt code, i.e. code that I didn't actually write.
But in this case (see screenshot) I only ever get one very generic hint at my own code (the line including ui_mainwindow.h) and the rest is code I didn't write.
The mainwindow UI file wasn't even changed by me since the last time it successfully compiled.
How do I figure out what's wrong with such a generic problem reference to my own code ?
Do I need to look into what happens in the referenced Qt libraries ?
Is there a guide to this kind of troubleshooting ?
Thank you !
it seems that when I compile my code (from Qt Creator), part of the error tracing goes into auto-generated and included Qt code, i.e. code that I didn't actually write.
But in this case (see screenshot) I only ever get one very generic hint at my own code (the line including ui_mainwindow.h) and the rest is code I didn't write.
The mainwindow UI file wasn't even changed by me since the last time it successfully compiled.
How do I figure out what's wrong with such a generic problem reference to my own code ?
Do I need to look into what happens in the referenced Qt libraries ?
Is there a guide to this kind of troubleshooting ?
Thank you !