Problems with executing the *.exe file

[schnitzel]

Did you run the configure from the Qt Prompt?

Is there a particular reason that you need to build statically?

The link I provided explains how to reconfigure but I would advise against it as it takes a long time.

[john_god]

Each valid code compiles and then runs smoothly in last version of Qt Creator, but when I start the *. exe file

I presume you're running from explorer, if this is the case probalbly you have to add qt dir to your system path. If you try to configure it statically please notice that there are some license issues if you dont have a commercial license. About statically configure, the forum wiki explains it very well.

[iksarp]

Thank you everyone for your help, i managed to configure it with your tips.

[space_otter]

My program terminates instantly when I try to run it from eclipse, and it produces the same error when I run it normally.
How do you "run with qt prompt"? What qt prompt??

[schnitzel]

It can be found in the Qt folder on the windows Start menu, right next to the shortcut for Qt Creator

[space_otter]

Thanks, I found the prompt. But running it from there is causing the program to crash instead. The missing library is in qt/bin but adding this to PATH did not help.

[schnitzel]

Thanks, I found the prompt. But running it from there is causing the program to crash instead. The missing library is in qt/bin but adding this to PATH did not help.

so it works from qt creator, but not from the qt prompt... hmmm
try copying QtCore, QtGUI, mingw and that other dll into the folder where your executable is and run the program again

[space_otter]

No, it doesn't work with qt creator. It crashes with "exited with code -1073741819"

I tried both debug & release.

[schnitzel]

No, it doesn't work with qt creator. It crashes with "exited with code -1073741819"

my bad, I was thinking you were the thread's author.
what's your program?

[space_otter]

It has 24 files so far. It was working before (and it was cool too!) but something made it unhappy, and I can't put my finger on it. I'm guessing a change to the source code may have caused the error, In which case I'm in a real fix. I'll keep trying.

Ha! I tried using the Qt Creator debugger and I'm getting some meaningful results. If I fix this I'll post again.

[schnitzel]

totally different issue then and probably it is better if you open a new thread

[space_otter]

this->setObjectName(name);
    this->mStack = new Stack(ui->decimalPlacesBox->value(), ui->accuracyBox->value());
 
    connect(ui->accuracyBox, SIGNAL(valueChanged(int)), mStack, SLOT(setAccuracy(int)));
 
    ui->setupUi(this); // should come first, was causing segmentation fault.
    ui->stackView->setModel(mStack);

this->setObjectName(name);
    this->mStack = new Stack(ui->decimalPlacesBox->value(), ui->accuracyBox->value());

    connect(ui->accuracyBox, SIGNAL(valueChanged(int)), mStack, SLOT(setAccuracy(int)));

    ui->setupUi(this); // should come first, was causing segmentation fault.
    ui->stackView->setModel(mStack);

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QModelIndex Stack::parent ( const QModelIndex & index ) const {
        return index.parent();
}

QModelIndex Stack::parent ( const QModelIndex & index ) const {
        return index.parent();
}

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The previous caused an infinite loop. I blame this on the lack of clear documentation on QAbstractItemModel.