No rule to make target

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Coolname007:

The original error "no rule to make target..." came from make, in your case mingw32-make. It was not Qt who signal that error nor the compiler. Your header file could not be reached by make, so it try to find a rule to make it, and obviously that rule didn't exist. You have to check your paths to the header file or there is a problem with make (mingw32-make). I think it's more probable that you make a mistake...

[Coolname007]

Coolname007:

The original error "no rule to make target..." came from make, in your case mingw32-make. It was not Qt who signal that error nor the compiler. Your header file could not be reached by make, so it try to find a rule to make it, and obviously that rule didn't exist. You have to check your paths to the header file or there is a problem with make (mingw32-make). I think it's more probable that you make a mistake...

I wasn't saying it was Qt that was signaling the error. Obviously, that error came from make. What I was saying was, Qt Creator must be the one that caused it (or at least in the sense that it does not allow the project directory to be in another partition than Qt), because when you build or run a project through Qt Creator, you're not dealing with make directly. Instead Qt Creator deals with it for you.
In regards, to checking my paths: I have already done so, and am 100% sure that they are correct, and like already mentioned, copying the project directory to the same partition as Qt, and then attempting to build the copied project through Qt Creator (WITHOUT modifying anything else) no longer produced that error. So that tells me it must be a limitation in Qt Creator.

Now if you know otherwise, feel free to post about it.