make--dosn't generate an .exe file

[Salazaar]

As I read, the environment variables were set automatically in qt's "own environtent". And if the system can't find the right path, it means that they're not set up properly, there's no other way. Try adding things to e.v's manually. Start->Control Panel->System->Advanced tab->Environments

[Nora]

I tryed, Salazar,,, Do you think that I should make such variables in both "User Variables" and "System Variables" or It's enough to make them in any one? and I reinstalled Qt more than three times,,The problem has not been solved yet.

Notice that I made them within System Variables. But this is my normal way and it was working.
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Actually when I started learning Qt Programming I wasn't playing with those variables at all. simply I install Qt and Its followed MinGW.

What's happenned QT? Do you plan to abandon me in this empty world

[ChristianEhrlicher]

check if g++.exe / gcc.exe is in your PATH (by simply executing them)

[Salazaar]

Actually when I started learning Qt Programming I wasn't playing with those variables at all. simply I install Qt and Its followed MinGW.

You have to add the variables to user, not system variables. Some time ago, I've had the same problem, when I was starting to learn qt, I've added variables manually, and it helped
Regards

[Nora]

Yap ChristianEhrlicher, g++ is in PATH and it works as well as you want.

Salazaar, I've carried all of the Qt's variables to the User's variables as you've pointed and the problem has not been solved yet.


Thank all of you...

[ChristianEhrlicher]

Ok, three more things

- 'C:/Qt/t1' looks to me like you maybe have sh.exe from msys or cygwin in your PATH env (maybe not anymore, but during qmake run). If yes, remove it and rerun qmake.
- Is c:\Qt\4.3.2\include\ really the path where your Qt include files are?
- does directory c:\Qt\t1\release exist?
- plz give your TARGET a usefull name (and rerun qmake)

[Nora]

Reported to ChristianEhrlicher:

- Point number one is false, and there are no any such terms(sh.exe, cygwin) in PATH.
-It's enough to determine c:\Qt\4.3.2\ directry in QTDIR. Although I've taken your advice for including "c:\Qt\4.3.2\include\ " in the Path and It hasn't effected any thing.
-This point is true, the directory c:\Qt\t1\release exists.
-About the target's name. Don't worry about any technical mistakes because this project is exactly the copy project of the FORMAL t1 of the QT's tutorials themselves.

Note: Does the format of the computer itself effect the Qt job later? I'd made FAT format last time before this problem appeared. Sorry if my question is tooooo .

Best Wishes

[Salazaar]

Does the format of the computer itself effect the Qt job later? I'd made FAT format last time before this problem appeared.

As far as I'm concerned, if you format your disc with FAT, and after it you'll be installing Windows XP, it will change FAT to NTFS if there's need to.

[Nora]

congratulation guys...

This problem has been solved by reformatting my computer and reinstalling the operating system. Actually by exchanging the system format from FAT to NTFS. I think that there was a problem in the operating system itself and it was not related to the formatting type.

Then I examined and noticed that Qt tools (e.g...qmake, make,...) work fine from Qt's command window without making variables environment at all. They are important when we want to call such commands from DOS console window itself or to build our widgets from an IDE such as QDevelpe. this is just my note and I hope it is right...

I appreciate everything you've done...I am thankful