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    Question Crash of File->New on Windows 2000

    Afternoon all,

    I've got the Windows release of QT 4.5.1 (2009.02) and it has installed fine. QT Creator is excellent provided I don't do anything difficult like File->New and choosing any of the offered options.

    Each and every one of the options provided (text file, GUI project, console project etc) crash out the program with an "exception at address 0 read of address 0" error.

    Runs fine on OpenSuse 11.1.

    I can open existing projects and files with no problems, just can't create a new one. (Or a new class either.)

    I'm trying 2009.01 at the moment - it is installing while I type this - and also QT Creator itself, version 0.9 (I know, it's old!) just to see if the problems is one affecting Windows 2000 or not.

    I don't have other versions of Windows to try out unfortunately.

    Oh, by the way, I also did a complete build from source of QTCreator 1.1.0 and the release build has exactly the same problems. File->New->Something = crash.

    The debug build of QTCreator failed, can't find "cannot find -lQtDesignerComponentsd4" which is true, it doesn't exists. B*gger!


    Cheers,
    Norm.

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    Default Re: Crash of File->New on Windows 2000

    Afternoon again,

    Quote Originally Posted by NormanDunbar View Post
    I'm trying 2009.01 at the moment - it is installing while I type this - and also QT Creator itself, version 0.9 (I know, it's old!) just to see if the problems is one affecting Windows 2000 or not.
    Further information.

    QT 2009.01 has exactly the same problems as QT 2009.02 - file->New->Anything = crash.

    QTCreator 0.9 (alpha) allows the file->New to work.

    Not good. It seems that something happened between 0.9 alpha and 1.1.0 to mess up Windows 2000.


    Cheers,
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    Default Re: Crash of File->New on Windows 2000

    Evening all,

    Quote Originally Posted by NormanDunbar View Post
    I don't have other versions of Windows to try out unfortunately.
    Ah well, it looks like whatever happened between QTCreator 0.9 alpha and 1.1 (as supplied with QT 2009.02) broke it on Windows 2000.

    I have managed to borrow an "XP Home" box and 2009.01 has installed and runs fine.

    Ah well.


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    Norm.
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    Default Re: Crash of File->New on Windows 2000

    You should report this to Qt Software.
    Your biological and technological distinctiveness will be added to our own. Resistance is futile.

    Please ask Qt related questions on the forum and not using private messages or visitor messages.


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    Default Re: Crash of File->New on Windows 2000

    Afternoon Wysota,

    Quote Originally Posted by wysota View Post
    You should report this to Qt Software.
    This has been done. I logged a new problem this morning. I don't have a reference for it yet, if I get one (it's my first bug report!) I'll post it.

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    Default Re: Crash of File->New on Windows 2000

    The issue with File->New crashing out has been raised as issue 254309 with Support.

    Cheers,
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    Last edited by NormanDunbar; 26th May 2009 at 09:07.
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    Default Re: Crash of File->New on Windows 2000 (SOLVED)

    Morning all.

    After doing a bit of research and debugging of the latest source code from the GIT repository, I found the bug. Basically any attempt to use a WIZARD in Windows 2000 will cause a crash.

    There is some code that is theme specific and needs a minimum version of Windows XP to work.

    References:

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb759821.aspx
    http://www.qtsoftware.com/developer/...ntry&id=252662

    Hopefully fixed in QT 4.5.2.


    Cheers,
    Norm.
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