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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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P2: Important
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4.6.3
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None
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Windows XP
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2c3e97e8d9d2179fd2e98b1d188be6ee047a0abf
To reproduce this problem, take these steps
- take visual studio binary package of qt
- go to the examples/analogclock (or other example)
- delete files manually (except source and .pro files)
- try building the example using mingw version of qt inside the original directory
- results are a lot of undefined references (see attached picture)
Solution: If you copy the example first to another directory, it builds fine.
If this is an expected behaviour of qmake, it should be documented.