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    Default Using compilers other than c or c++

    Specifically, the "GO" language. How do I use it in QtCreator? What flags, libraries, and etc? I'm importing a project to play with where their sources are all in the "go" language (like we needed yet another one!.) I need to be able to single step through their code to fix the bugs and create more functions.
    Eventually I hope to change it over to C/C++ and use QtCreator to get exact duplication of functionality to their original, if it is worth the (unknown) amount of effort.

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    Default Re: Using compilers other than c or c++

    Qt is a set of C++ libraries. How do you expect to use that in a completely different language environment? Is there a GO to C++ interface available?

    As far as I know, Qt Creator is specifically designed for compiling C / C++ code and linking it to Qt libraries. I do not think there are any provisions for using a toolchain from a different language.

    You should probably investigate Eclipse or a GO-specific IDE instead.

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    Default Re: Using compilers other than c or c++

    Then how is the "other compilers" menu options used?

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    Default Re: Using compilers other than c or c++

    Quote Originally Posted by d_stranz View Post
    Qt is a set of C++ libraries. How do you expect to use that in a completely different language environment? Is there a GO to C++ interface available?
    Actually I think there are even Qt bindings for Go.

    Quote Originally Posted by d_stranz View Post
    You should probably investigate Eclipse or a GO-specific IDE instead.
    Agreed.

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    Default Re: Using compilers other than c or c++

    Then how is the "other compilers" menu options used?
    I believe this really means "other C / C++ compilers" - so you can add cross-compile toolchains, for example, that aren't automatically picked up by Qt Creator during installation.

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