This is the way it is recommended to be done in Qt4. Should work in 3 also.
BTW, why don't you switch to v4? It has a lot of new things...Can't even be compared to 3.
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This is the way it is recommended to be done in Qt4. Should work in 3 also.
BTW, why don't you switch to v4? It has a lot of new things...Can't even be compared to 3.
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i really don't know. i haven't read the specification for the minimum HW that it works on??
i have a 900 MHz Duron and 512 MB RAM
at my job i have a 3GHz and 1GB RAM and working with vs2005 and it is slow!
Slow in what way? When you compile Qt4 apps? I think it can't get better than that.
My last Qt project( at work ), was taking about 15-20 minutes to compile, on a similar computer( 3ghz, 2gb mem). But it was pretty big.
Ultimately your application's requirements dictate the resources to use.
Qt4 is in many ways faster than 3.
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slow in the way of working with it! a few open windows and let say two studios and explorer and IBrowser (Firefox), task manager and a DB Tool (AQT) and MicrosoftExchange... and it needs some time to change between app. That i mean for slow. compile time is fast in front of switching betwin app.
anyway i started to download Qt4, will see!
Why separate thread? Usually there is no need to execute an external process in a separate thread because it doesn't block anyhow.
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