Trouble deploying on Windows

[kiss-o-matic]

I've got a program that I'm running mainly on my Mac, and debugging/testing on my Linux machine. This is the first time I've tried to deploy on Windows, and it's not going so smoothly. It compiles fine. Running it is another issue.

My setup
-Windows XP
-Open Source Qt (2010.05)
-Mingw32 (No other compiler installed on the machine)
-Patience

The symptoms are that it runs, but I get a Visual C++ Runtime error when it does. No other debug info (that I can see).

Any info would be appreciated. I've attached the entire project.

[Lesiok]

File main_window.cpp, line 66 :

settings->value( setting_volume ).toString();

settings->value( setting_volume ).toString();

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where setting_volume is empty.

Sorry, but did You know what is DEBUGGER ?

[kiss-o-matic]

Hi

I use gdb on Linux when I run into problems... but this has run fine on my other two architectures. The PC I have is hardly a good workstation for deployment/development, but I'm trying anyway.

Cheers. I will mess with that.

[tbscope]

Can you explain the runtime error a little bit more? What is the exact error you get?

[Timoteo]

-Mingw32 (No other compiler installed on the machine)
...
I get a Visual C++ Runtime error

Please confirm that you are linking against the proper libs.

[kiss-o-matic]

I will need to mirror the installation on my Windows PC I have here which gathers dust and is only used to play MAME with. But, I will get to it.

Please confirm that you are linking against the proper libs.

Not sure what else I'd be linking against (although I will check the Makefile qmake gives me [and upload it] ).

[Timoteo]

Just ignore my comment. Having never used mingw32, I found it odd that an application created with it would cause an error in a Microsoft C runtime. Having looked further into it, I can see that the mingw32 runtime is bound to MSVCRT. I was implying that you might have gotten the libraries mixed up (as in msvc vs mingw32). Thinking on that just a little further brings the realization that you would have never gotten past linkage. In other words, the only thing mixed up was me!