Problem when linking with own static libraries

Hello all,

I'm working under Windows XP.

I built static library (say it is called MyStaticLib) I would like to use in my application. The building is ok but when I launch my app, the program stops because it can't find the DLL for MyStaticLib. Is there any options I should set in the .pro files to force the compiler to link statically my lib ?

Thanks,

Are you using the QtDesigner?

Add a CONFIG += static in the pro-file.

Qt Designer has nothing to do with this problem, as the Designer simply creates ui-files.

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Originally Posted by Boron

Add a CONFIG += static in the pro-file.

Qt Designer has nothing to do with this problem, as the Designer simply creates ui-files.

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I meant Qt Creator, which should allow you to add that line without having to modify the .pro file directly.

Hi,

Thanks for your replies. I'm already using QT Creator and CONFIG += staticlib has been automatically added in my .pro files when I created the project.

Here is an extract from the .pro of my static library :

Code:

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TARGET = MyStaticLibrary
TEMPLATE = lib
CONFIG += staticlib

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I use mingw and g++ that are provided with QTCreator under windows platforms.