Always in situation like that best way - to use exetnded program like FileMonitor, that can tell you where exactly your app try to find needed library.
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Always in situation like that best way - to use exetnded program like FileMonitor, that can tell you where exactly your app try to find needed library.
look here
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Thanks for your suggestion,Originally Posted by zlatko
I'm downloading that tool, but I have another question:
Can I change folder that the app looks for needed libraries? I tried the QCoreApplication::addLibraryPaths(),... but it seems that those methods are only used for plugins.
Thanks for your suggestion,Originally Posted by zlatko
I'm downloading that tool, but I have another question:
Can I change folder that the app looks for its libraries? I tried the QCoreApplication::addLibraryPaths(),... but it seems that those methods are only used for plugins.
First what i can tell you now - you can use environment vars, actually in win its LIB. Add needed you path there...how you can set it from Qt....it must be diggered![]()
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