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    Default Problem with new Qwt verson

    Hello Uwe and others,

    I just installed rc3 of 6.1.0 Qwt in my pc and now I'm facing the problem of changing my software to new library.

    What happened first was that the compiler reported that it couldn't find the rc2 directory in the Makefile. I found that strange, since I expected that it would noticed that I wasn't requiring the rc2 anymore since I changed the #include files, but then I just opened it and modified it myself, and the problem was gone. But just after the following message appeared:

    :-1: error: No rule to make target `C:/Qwt-6.1.0-rc2/include/qwt.h', needed by `release/main.o'. Stop.
    I went to the release directory and found no main.o there (i just had made a Clean action). Just to be sure, I completely deleted the release directory expecting that the compiler would create a new one, this time with the correct main.o. What I found was that not only the problem didn't dissapear, but also that it reports without having created any release and main.o file so this problem could exists :x

    I'm really stuck. What's happening?

    Thanks,

    Momergil

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    Default Re: Problem with new Qwt verson

    You have to rebuild your makefiles ( run qmake ) - they contain the rules from your previous installation.

    Uwe

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