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Is there any instruction about how to make Fluid Demo works in Windows 10? #305

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mobilEKG opened this issue Feb 26, 2020 · 4 comments
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The screenshot at https://github.com/lirios/fluid is impressive. But can't find any info about it: where is the .pro file for the demo, how to compile it in Windows? Any hint?

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Slesa commented Apr 10, 2020

The Demo itself is under src/demo - but I cannot build it with the CMakefile.txt given here...

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Fluid build system is CMake, qmake and qbs are only provided for those who want to embed Fluid into their existing project.
For a standalone build, use cmake.

Download the code from https://github.com/lirios/fluid and follow the instructions in https://github.com/lirios/fluid#build

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I tried to build FluidDemo with CMake using MS VS2017 and Vcpkg. It successfully generated the VS project as the following figure shows

CMake_Gen_Fluid

FuildDemo project was also successfully built using the VS solution. But when run with it, it showed the following message and just got stuck.

Fuild_Load_QT

The environment is
OS: WIN10,
QT: 5.14 installed by vcpkg
Compiler: VS 2017

Do you have any idea about this? Thanks a lot.

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Thanks for the details. It seems there is a problem with the Qt DLLs.
I will try to reproduce it as soon as I can get my hands on Windows but before that let's try with an educated guess.
There are evidence that you are building a 32 bit application (says FluidDemo.exe win32 and the VS path looks like 32 bit) but the compiler is Host86/x64/cl.exe. Any chance that you are mixing 32 bit and 64 bit?

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