looking for a dll

[J!M!]

"AdditionalPaths" is highlighted.

Thatz also my 2nd problem: Why do I have a such weird color distribution?

[stahta01]

Btw: Why is in Project->Properties some text as black as the background, so that I can't read it?

GreezZ J!M!

Because you selected an black background; somewhere in Code::Blocks there is an bug.

Tim S

[J!M!]

Hmm.. Isn't there a patch for this? This really gets on my nerves...

But what is with my main problem? Isn't there other solution?
Ok, what I've thought: Even it is a Qt project, I've started up by making a "Dynamic Link Library"-Project. Maybe thatz the reason why C::B can't find Qt. But if then I choose "Qt Application", am I still able not to compile an .exe but a .dll, by changing build/project-options afterwards?

[stahta01]

Hmm.. Isn't there a patch for this? This really gets on my nerves...

But what is with my main problem? Isn't there other solution?
Ok, what I've thought: Even it is a Qt project, I've started up by making a "Dynamic Link Library"-Project. Maybe thatz the reason why C::B can't find Qt. But if then I choose "Qt Application", am I still able not to compile an .exe but a .dll, by changing build/project-options afterwards?

Sounds more and more that you did not set the project search folder correctly, please confirm they are right.

Turn on Compiler logging and post the results.
This is done by selecting the "Full command line" option Under menu "Settings" -> "Compiler and Debugger" -> "Other Setting" tab, "Compiler logging".

What is the error?

Is it an compiler error, linker error or runtime error?

Tim S

[J!M!]

WTF!
Don't know w2do.... -.-
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[Jenna]

Instead of "Task descripting" chose "Full commandline" from the dropdown list.