Qt issue when building on Mac Os
Posted: 21 Apr 2015, 11:46
Hello,
I am trying to build BCI2000 from sources on Mac Os 10.10.3
I have installed XCode 6.3, Qt Creator 3.3.2 (based on Qt 5.4.1) and CMake 3.3.2
When compiling (whether running << ./Configure.sh.cmd -DUSE_SSE2:BOOL=TRUE -DBUILD_TOOLS:BOOL=TRUE -G "Xcode" >> in a terminal or compiling through XCode GUI), I get this error message :
It seems CMake is unable to call for Qt, but everything seems fine from this side, I even reinstalled it using homebrew to make sure of it.
Does anybody have a clue about this issue ?
Thanks,
Amine
I am trying to build BCI2000 from sources on Mac Os 10.10.3
I have installed XCode 6.3, Qt Creator 3.3.2 (based on Qt 5.4.1) and CMake 3.3.2
When compiling (whether running << ./Configure.sh.cmd -DUSE_SSE2:BOOL=TRUE -DBUILD_TOOLS:BOOL=TRUE -G "Xcode" >> in a terminal or compiling through XCode GUI), I get this error message :
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There is no precompiled version of Qt available for your platform/compiler.
You will need to install Qt >=5.3.2 on your machine in order to build BCI2000.
CMake Error at cmake/Utils.cmake:81 (MESSAGE):
There is no precompiled version of Qt available for your platform/compiler.
You will need to install Qt >=5.3.2 on your machine in order to build
BCI2000.
Call Stack (most recent call first):
cmake/FindQt.cmake:253 (UTILS_FATAL_ERROR)
cmake/Utils.cmake:102 (INCLUDE)
CMakeLists.txt:22 (UTILS_INCLUDE)Does anybody have a clue about this issue ?
Thanks,
Amine