Your error is C++ related, you have a pointer to an object but you try to use it as if were an object. Replace the dot with an arrow or replace the pointer with an actual object.
Your error is C++ related, you have a pointer to an object but you try to use it as if were an object. Replace the dot with an arrow or replace the pointer with an actual object.
no I dont thikn so.
my error is not a C++ realated error, it is Qt related error.
I really dont know where I should define the Qsemaphore and how I should use it??
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First of all there is nothing such as "Qsemaphore". There is only QSemaphore (with a capital S). So this is a C++ issue -- you're using a non-existing class.
Post the actual error and the actual code. Copy & paste, don't retype.
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