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CLOSED  Bug report #694  -  Can't compile ArxLibertatis under Window Visual Studio 2013
Posted Dec 05, 2014 - updated Dec 09, 2014   Shortlink: http://arx.vg/694
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Issue details
  • Type of issue
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  • Status
     
    Fixed
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  • Type of bug
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    RESOLVED
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  • Reproducability
    Always
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Issue description
I have followed the steps outlined in the wiki page :http://wiki.arx-libertatis.org/Downloading_and_Compiling_under_Windows , trying to compile it under Windows, and yet I received an error message in Visual Studio 2013 complaining "cannot find QApplication" I am wondering how can I resolve this?

Also include to output of the cmake command with a clean build:

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Steps to reproduce this issue
I am using Window 8.1, 64 bit. With MinGW, MSYS, git bash and Visual Studio 2013 installed.

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Comment posted by
 Guest user
Dec 05, 20:05
This is in my CMake error log -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Comment posted by
 Daniel Scharrer
Dec 09, 12:38
The build failure should be fixed now.

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