Release FET for running

Started by Peter Johnson, December 06, 2016, 07:24:22 PM

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Peter Johnson

Hi guys

I am in trouble, When I want to Release FET Project, according to http://lalescu.ro/liviu/fet/forum/index.php?topic=3001.msg16137#msg16137) I opened "/src/src.pro" in Qt Creator and compile and run it. but it do not create fet.exe. The output folder is like attached picture (release and debug folders are empty.)

How can I build project such that I can copy the file to another computer and run it.

Thank you

Liviu Lalescu

I think fet.exe will be created in the parent directory of what you show us in the screen shot.

Volker Dirr

normally it is in the debug or the release directory under windows. depending on you config settings.

Liviu Lalescu

#3
No, Volker, I modified the compiler output directory in the src.pro file (in the line "DESTDIR = .." in the file src/src.pro)

Peter Johnson

#4
There is problem in problem  :-\.

do you know why this message is shown :-\. It was working and compiling well, but now when it's compilation finished without any problem, it show this message and do not load the FET form.

This problem is in Qt 5.7 and in 5.3 it works well. I reinstall Qt 5.7 but it do not solve the problem.

And in Qt 5.3 when I close main form, it show another error (second Pic). These are really strange for me. What can I do for solve them?

Peter Johnson

Hey Guys

I installed prev version of Qt and the problem solved, but now I have new problem  :-\.

After compiling FET in Release mode and copy needed dlls in release folder, when running fet.exe it show below error.

Thank you for your help before.

Volker Dirr

this is not an error report produced by the fet source.
if you search for this bug in the internet, then you will see that other guys got similar reports with their software.
the bugs were different, as far as i can see most guys got a bug like that, because they just copied the wrong dll files. (not wrong file name - wrong version of the file. so using the Microsoft Visual comiled dll file instead of the gcc compiled one or visa versa)

Peter Johnson

Your right  :D

Got it and it worked, Thank you again  :)