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Error: /MP: No such file or directory with Windows 10 QT Creator #18
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I get the same issue on Windows XP as well.
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str3l0ck: Somehow the /MP switch is added even if you compile with mingw. It is meant for the Microsoft msvc builds using jom rather than make. Mingw doesn't understand that switch. It is for multicpu build under msvc, instead mingw make uses - j[numthreads]. So, try in the pro file to remove the line that adds the /MP switch to the compiler settings. Line number 19, try commenting that out. What I don't get i why qmake would trig on the conditional meant for msvc when you are clearly compiling for mingw. I would say this is a qmake bug. Maybe if you upgrade to a later qt version? |
Commenting out line 19 gives the following: |
Just wanted to let you know I finally got this working and it's pretty awesome! I still have the /MP issue on the 0.5.0.0 version but the 0.4.0.0 compiles and runs without issue provided I use the right version of QT. I got it to work with 5.3.2 x86 with the mingw compiler instead of msvc. Apparently msvc2012 produces unusable binaries on Windows XP so none of the versions of QT using that compiler would install. Also I had to use a version of Arduino IDE older than 1.5.7 since there is some code that was changed in the Arduino libraries in newer versions that don't work with your code. Thanks for the awesome project, now to finally play some games! |
I get the error: Error: /MP: No such file or directory when I try to compile the rpi2iec.pro in QT Creator. Have I done something wrong or is this an issue? Thanks.
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