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    hi guys,

    when i run qmake in the Qsqlite path all files are generated correctly. then i run the command

    nmake and it is not recognised, so i ve read that i have to run the mingw32-make command but then i get this errors:

    problema2.jpg

    i really need the help thanks everyone

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    Default Re: weird weird mingw32-make

    What compiler are you using?
    Your biological and technological distinctiveness will be added to our own. Resistance is futile.

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    Default Re: weird weird mingw32-make

    Your program in the background indicates that the QSQLITE driver plugin is already present. Is there a reason to rebuild it? You don't need or use user name, password, or port with Sqlite... are you intending to use Oracle?

    Are you using the bundled MingW compiler and libraries built with it, or MSVC and libraries built with it? Which have you installed in the SDK?

    The errors (hard to read, you can copy the text from the command prompt rather than using a screen shot) indicate that the Qt includes are not being found. This is usually arranged by qmake. What version is "qmake -v" reporting? try a clean slate:
    Qt Code:
    1. C:... > mingw32-make clean
    2. C:... > qmake
    3. C:... > mingw32-make
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