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    Default Re: QT3/QT4 Simultaneous

    thanks for the help so far! I managed to build QT4 correctly by specifying what qmake and qmakespec i wanted to run. I successfully can build the examples but now when I try to run one of the .exe I get this error.

    Qt Code:
    1. animatedtiles.exe - Entry Point Not Found
    2. The procedure entry point "?free@QVectorData@@SAXPAU1@H@Z" could not be located in the dynamic link library QtCored4.dll
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    I tried to move the QtCored4.dll to the debug folder but still did not work. Any idea?

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    fixed issue by moving directories into the front of PATH. Thanks!

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    Default Re: QT3/QT4 Simultaneous

    In situations like this it is best to either use a manifest that will tell Windows which libraries to use or to have a script that will set all the paths properly and execute the main application binary.
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