[Solved] Where is dumpcpp?

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@koahnig

Hi,

I've got MinGW 4.9, MSVC 2012 and MSVC 2013 currently installed and configured for qt.

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OK I found the qtactive sources and built it myself. I downloaded the source via the Qt maintenance tool under:

Qt 5.4->Source Components-> Add-ons-> qtactiveat

[koahnig]

Did you install the MinGW compiler through the maintenance tool?
I have Qt 5.3 and Qt5.4 installed with MinGW 4.8 and 4.9. dumpcpp.exe is stored in the respective bin folder of MinGW compilers.

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@koahnig

Yes I did; MSVC compilers were configured by the initial installer, but I just installed MinGW today. Here a picture of the maintenance tool showing all the components that are installed:

There is no dumpcpp.exe anywhere within my qt folder.

[edit, koahnig] link to image corrected

[koahnig]

That is the path where I found it: c:\Qt\5.4\mingw491_32\bin\dumpcpp.exe
I have checked the MinGW version is showing the same numbers as in your case. However, I have Qt 5.4.1 installed and not Qt 5.4.2.

Anyway, you have found a solution for your problem.

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@koahnig

Yeah its not there:

Thanks for your help anyway, I've got dumpcpp working, now to fight through a bunch more ActiveX interop problems :)

[koahnig]

I found it on JIRA as bug report, but it is closed already. However, it does not show why it has been closed. Possibly because of newer version?

[SGaist]

Hi,

It's been closed because it seems it's a duplicate of this one

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I've downloaded the 5.5 msvc2013 kit and dumpcpp.exe has returned to the bin folder.

[koahnig]

@SGaist
You are right, but that is closed as well. However, at least it shows that it has been fixed for 5.5.0.
Yesterday, I must have followed another route which ended also with closed, but no reference why. Neverthelees, I understand that this is probably a drawback of the reporting system rather than Qt libs.

[SGaist]

@koahnig closed without any reason ? That's surprising