When building with both Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition and Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition, the directory containing the built .exe file is of the form:
...\build-openhantek-Desktop_Qt_n_n_n_MSVC201[57]_64bit-Default\openhantek
rather than
...\build-openhantek-Desktop_Qt_n_n_n_MSVC201[57]_64bit-Default\openhantek\Debug
or
...\build-openhantek-Desktop_Qt_n_n_n_MSVC201[57]_64bit-Default\openhantek\Release
The final step of the built process (running windeployqt) currently fails and my proposed change fixes this.
I have not been able to test the build process with MSVC compilers earlier than 2015. Openhantek fails to compile on MSVC 2013 Update 3 and later due to the compiler not supporting list initialisation (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/Dn793970.aspx)
davidgraeff
commented
6 years ago
When building with both Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition and Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition, the directory containing the built .exe file is of the form: ...\build-openhantek-Desktop_Qt_n_n_n_MSVC201[57]_64bit-Default\openhantek rather than ...\build-openhantek-Desktop_Qt_n_n_n_MSVC201[57]_64bit-Default\openhantek\Debug or ...\build-openhantek-Desktop_Qt_n_n_n_MSVC201[57]_64bit-Default\openhantek\Release The final step of the built process (running windeployqt) currently fails and my proposed change fixes this. I have not been able to test the build process with MSVC compilers earlier than 2015. Openhantek fails to compile on MSVC 2013 Update 3 and later due to the compiler not supporting list initialisation (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/Dn793970.aspx)