joshorenberg
joshorenberg
Awesome thanks karastojko. I used Visual Studio CMake and the Visual Studio IDE and was able to build the project successfully. I scrapped using Qt Creator for the build it...
Actually got a little further, added **INCLUDEPATH += C:\boost_1_80_0** to the Qt project file. Then had to add **INCLUDEPATH += "C:\Users\Josh\Documents\program stuff\mailio"**. Then I had to put ``` #include #include...
I am stuck at another point in the code. I used **#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN** to fix the Winsock.h already included error however I still get the error. I also tried including...
I am using MSVC 2019. I can create a project from scratch with your sample code when I have time but not sure when that would be...
Thanks ix07. I applied the patch but the async code still does nothing. Any ideas what might be wrong?
Hmmm AFAIK yes. But I do have a peculiar setup for this program. See below for main.cpp code (stripped for brevity): ``` int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { //this class...
Awesome thanks for the quick reply, will try.
Still no luck, tried 4 separate builds one with Qt Creator using 5.15.2 and another using Qt Creator with 5.12.11. My static build is from 5.12.11. I both edited the...
Still no luck, unmodified CMakeLists.txt and told Qt Creator to turn off BUILD_SHARED_LIBS. The static .lib file should be bigger than the shared .lib file right? I built it 5...
Another caveat ... the laptop has MSVS 2019 installed but Qt 5.12.11 uses MSVS 2017... shouldn't matter right?