I can't compile my program in windows!!

[pdolbey]

Try changing DEPENDPATH to INCLUDEPATH. And don't use the slashdot, it's not needed.

No its not needed, its just my style preference for include paths. I hoped that brevleq might have noticed that DEPENDPATH was the wrong choice for all the include folders. I also thought that he might have also noticed the discrepancy between \ used a path separator in the DEPENDPATH section (as well as line continuity) and / used in the HEADERS section. I hope that wysota agrees that you should use / to separate paths and \ as line continuation in qmake files. Or is this too many fish?

Pete

[wysota]

I agree that patience is a virtue and I agree that trial & error and reading the docs can help much to prevent the loss of the virtue by people answering one's questions Definitely too many fish

[brevleq]

Thanks guys!!

When I swap the DEPENDPATH to INCLUDEPATH the program compiled so well, but now I have another problem!!
When I do a double click in the exe generated, a message is shown saying:

This program couldn't be started cause mingwm10.dll wasn't found. The reinstall of application could solve this problem.

but I have this dll in these directorys:

c:\MinGW\bin
c:\Qt\4.3.2\bin

where should I put this dll? Should I reinstall MinGW?

[jpn]

Add a path to required dll to PATH environment variable.

[brevleq]

ok, but...

What's the name of file I should put the PATH variable?

[jpn]

When an application is launched, required DLLs (if any) are searched for in the current working directory and in paths listed in the PATH environment variable. Currently, as it says, mingwm10.dll cannot be found. So add "c:\MinGW\bin" to PATH so that it can be found.