Problem when linking with own static libraries

[herveT]

Hello all,

I'm working under Windows XP.

I built static library (say it is called MyStaticLib) I would like to use in my application. The building is ok but when I launch my app, the program stops because it can't find the DLL for MyStaticLib. Is there any options I should set in the .pro files to force the compiler to link statically my lib ?

Thanks,

[Dutch112]

Are you using the QtDesigner?

[Boron]

Add a CONFIG += static in the pro-file.

Qt Designer has nothing to do with this problem, as the Designer simply creates ui-files.

[Dutch112]

Add a CONFIG += static in the pro-file.

Qt Designer has nothing to do with this problem, as the Designer simply creates ui-files.

I meant Qt Creator, which should allow you to add that line without having to modify the .pro file directly.

[herveT]

Hi,

Thanks for your replies. I'm already using QT Creator and CONFIG += staticlib has been automatically added in my .pro files when I created the project.

Here is an extract from the .pro of my static library :

TARGET = MyStaticLibrary
TEMPLATE = lib
CONFIG += staticlib

TARGET = MyStaticLibrary
TEMPLATE = lib
CONFIG += staticlib

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I use mingw and g++ that are provided with QTCreator under windows platforms.