Looks like he is using eclipse and not QtCreator so we need someone with working knowledge of eclipse...
Looks like he is using eclipse and not QtCreator so we need someone with working knowledge of eclipse...
edsonmcz (26th October 2011)
Are you using Eclipse?
Then the title and what you say is at least very misleading if not wrong...
edsonmcz (26th October 2011)
No, I just use QT Creator, I have never used Eclipse for QT.
This just happened in QT Creator.
Sorry, I don't have explained correctly, in the true I used just this site :
http://qt.nokia.com/downloads
I tried use Eclipse but :
Which platforms are supported?
The plugin runs on Windows and Linux x86. Debugging does not work on Windows x64, because GDB crashes, there. OSX will be supported in a later release.
Last edited by edsonmcz; 25th October 2011 at 16:12.
So why you followed Eclipse tutorial? Odd.
Anyway, what system are you using?
MacOS X as it's stated in your details?
edsonmcz (26th October 2011)
I tried use Eclipse but :
Which platforms are supported?
The plugin runs on Windows and Linux x86. Debugging does not work on Windows x64, because GDB crashes, there.
Then I used just QT Creator.
I followed this site until this part, then I found :
http://qt.nokia.com/downloads
Here the image :
Screen shot.jpg
Last edited by edsonmcz; 26th October 2011 at 17:19.
So, are you making a debug build? Are you running it from inside of Qt Creator using the Debug menu? Can't tell anything from your screenshot.
edsonmcz (26th October 2011)
Create new, empty, console app project, save it on main mac partition (not the second drive you're using now - just to be sure), set breakpoint in main, build and debug.
Check application output/compile output for any issues - ie missing gdb.
edsonmcz (26th October 2011)
Thanks for all
Your idea worked, I create a Empty project and all worked perfectly
I thought this problem was occurring in every projects, but wasn't
Thanks a lot
Screen.jpg
Glad I could help
Bookmarks