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    Default Building debug version under VS2008

    I use QT 4.2.2 (commercial) and Visual Studio 2008 without ide integration. I use qmake to create the project and make a .vcproj. VC2008 pulls it in and converts to 2008 format fine. These are X64 programs under Vista.

    I have built and stored both the release and debug versions of QT for use with my programs. Building and running my application is no problem in the release version.

    Building the debug version, the linker does not find any of the signals I created in the business side of the app for communications with the gui side. After checking the project's setup over and over, I can stumped. Any thoughts?

    Thanks - Ken

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    Default Re: Building debug version under VS2008

    I don't know how I got by this problem, but I did. I simply started over and made a new vcproj file using qmake, and this time things compile and link.

    Sorry to bother you. - Ken

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