I’m attempting to use the QGeoCoordinate and QGeoRectangle C++ classes. After many linking failures, I finally found that I needed to add the positioning keyword to my .pro file. So I used…
QT += positioning.
After doing this, it would compile just fine but I would receive a segmentation fault error as soon as I tried to run it in debug mode.
I wasn’t sure where the SIGSEGV error was occurring, so I started placing break-points at strategic positions to try and determine at what spot in the code the problem was occurring. Unfortunately, even if I set a break-point at the first line of my main{}, it appeared as if program execution never got to the code I wrote.
Internet searches haven’t seemed to turn up any answers, so I’m hoping someone here may have come across this in the past or may know what my problem is.
I didn't include any code as the problem appears to be something else. I’m using Qt 5.7.0 with MinGW 32 bit from Qt Creator 4.1.0 on an HP Intel Xeon using Windows 7 Professional operating system with service pack 1 installed.
I'd appreciate any insight someone may have on this situation. Thanks in advance.
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