I’ve always been a die hard user of Visual Studio, but I’m beginning to get tired of the new versions becoming less and less about functionality and more and more about convenience for newbies. I decided to install Qt for MinGW, as I already had it, and take a stab at the Qt IDE.
I went through the installation and it worked fine, so I decided to knock up a very basic application, slapped a label and button on a form, and pressed Ctrl + R (also tried all the compile / build / run options in the bottom left). At this point I got an error which was converted from hexidecimal into decimal, which caused a headache because it wasn’t until about 2 days of googling that I realised it was actually a windows error meaning a library was not found. I then ran the “program” which compiled successfully from it’s directory using command line, at which point some more detailed errors told me that I’m missing 5 libraries. I fixed this and pasted them into the debug and release directory.
Now, the problem I’m stuck with. I’ve got past that, now I’m getting the error:
The procedure entry point __gxx_personality_v0 could not be located in the dynamic link library libstdc++-6.dll.
This error is harder to trace via google so I’m hoping one of the regulars here can shed some light.
Thanks
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