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  1. 16th December 2011, 03:54 #1
    banlinhtienphong
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    Default cannot build qtserialport

    when I build qtserialport us cmake and vs2008, errors: cannot open include files '...', those files seem include base files of C
    help me please!
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    Default Re: cannot build qtserialport

    Well, the real error message and the cmake file would be nice.
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