Stephen Kelly-2 wrote
> Use
>
> add_definitions(-DQT_STATICPLUGIN)
>
> when building your plugin
Perfect. Now it works. For some reason I was using that line in the
application build that links to the plugin. Thanks a lot!
-Daniel
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dcrespol wrote:
> Hi, norulez.
> With "@Thiago: QT_STATICPLUGIN does the trick ", what do you mean? How and
> where did you use this?
> If possible, can you please include both your final plugin and application
> CMakeLists.txt files?
It was probably a response to Thiago on the Qt mailing list.
Hi, norulez.
With "@Thiago: QT_STATICPLUGIN does the trick ", what do you mean? How and
where did you use this?
If possible, can you please include both your final plugin and application
CMakeLists.txt files?
Thanks a lot,
-Daniel
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@Michael: This was a copy/paste failure
@Thiago: QT_STATICPLUGIN does the trick
Another mistake from me was to use a different name for Q_IMPORT_PLUGIN and for
Q_EXPORT_PLUGIN2.
One more hint, if someone would make a static plugin is to use the
QPluginLoader::staticInstances() function.
Thank
On 03/02/2012 02:48 PM, NoRulez wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I use Qt 4.8.0 from the QtSDK and Iwant to generate a static qt plugin.
> In my main.cpp I have the following:
>
>
> #include
> #include
>
> Q_IMPORT_PLUGIN(Local)
>
> intmain(intargc,char*argv[]){
> QApplicationapp(argc,argv);
>
> .
>
Hello,I use Qt 4.8.0 from the QtSDK and I want to generate a static qt plugin.In my main.cpp I have the following:#include #include
Q_IMPORT_PLUGIN(Local)int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { QApplication app(argc, argv);
...
return app.exec();}The corresponding CMakeLists.txt for
