First QT App

Code:

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#include<qapplication.h>
#include<qlabel.h>

int main ( int argc, char * argv[] )
{
  QApplication myapp (argc, argv);

  QLabel* mylabel = new QLabel ("Hello, World", 0 );
  mylabel->resize (120, 30);

  myapp.setMainWidget (mylabel);
  mylabel->show();
  return myapp.exec();
}

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Code:

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[prompt]$ g++ -I$QTDIR/include -L$QTDIR/lib -lqt -o prog prog.cpp
[prompt]$ ./prog

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It's a QT GUI textbox. The QT 3.0 enterprise library is free with the free installation of RH 7.3. It compiled and ran with no problems using GNU Linux g++. QT a GUI emulator which is different than an API emulator or API layering. Apparently these are all tactics for cross platform compatibility. Just thought some of you might be interested.

i got a seg fault when compiling and running that (redhat 7.2)

Type:

ls -l $QTDIR/lib
ls -l $QTDIR/include

To see if you have QT installed properly. You should have files in those directories.

i can compile fine. (i did see files in those directories, btw). it's just that running the program leads to a seg fault on my machine.

I take it then QT doesn't mean QuickTime? :p

It's a cross platform GUI emulator. www.trolltech.com