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    Default Programs compile in debug mode - solved

    I recently upgraded to Qt 4.4.1 from 4.3 on my windows XP test machine, and decided to recompile my code with it. When i do this, the program seems to want to compile in debug mode even though I have changed nothing with the code or the .pro file that I previously used, and it would make the program in release mode before.

    Thanks in advance for any tips you can give me on how to fix this problem.
    Last edited by tpf80; 18th August 2008 at 09:53. Reason: Solved it

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    Default Re: Programs compile in debug mode

    Eh i solved it myself, lol I must not be getting enough sleep.

    I just ran "configure -release" and then "mingw32-make" in the Qt directory, and now its working properly.

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