disposition qxmpp

[hzha]

After I execute cmake

-- Selecting Windows SDK version 10.0.17763.0 to target Windows 10.0.22631.
CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:22 (find_package):
  Could not find a configuration file for package "QT" that is compatible
  with requested version "".

  The following configuration files were considered but not accepted:

    D:/qt6.0/6.2.4/mingw_64/lib/cmake/Qt6/Qt6Config.cmake, version: 6.2.4 (64bit)



-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!

That place

# Qt
if(NOT DEFINED QT_VERSION_MAJOR)
    find_package(QT NAMES Qt6 Qt5 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Core Network Xml)
endif()
message("-- Choosing Qt ${QT_VERSION_MAJOR}")
find_package(Qt${QT_VERSION_MAJOR} 5.15.0 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Core Network Xml)

[SGaist]

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Are you using the cmake wrapper you can find in the Qt installation you are using ?

[hzha]

@SGaist I downloaded the qxmpp source code from github and I want to import it into my own project

[SGaist]

@hzha this does not answer my question.

Also, what do you mean by importing into your project ? Use it and link to it or include its sources inside your project ?

[hzha]

@SGaist yes,As the md file says, I want to compile it using cmake

[SGaist]

@hzha did you follow my suggestion ?

By the way, did you consider building the project directly with Qt Creator ?

[hzha]

@SGaistI may not understand what you mean, but please forgive me, this may be a translation problem, I have tried to use "cmake..." I've tried building directly in qtcreate, but the results are the same,
ok, I tried it again, and now that it's ready to build, I might still need to execute cmake if I have it

[Ronel_qtmaster]

@hzha i have a question.Why is there both qt6.0 and 6.2.4 in your path?

[hzha]

@Ronel_qtmaster uh，qt6.0 is self-named, and the later qt6.2.4 is the compiler version

[SGaist]

@hzha said in disposition qxmpp:

@SGaistI may not understand what you mean, but please forgive me, this may be a translation problem, I have tried to use "cmake..." I've tried building directly in qtcreate, but the results are the same,
ok, I tried it again, and now that it's ready to build, I might still need to execute cmake if I have it

If you look in the bin folder of your Qt installation, you'll see qt-cmake which is a small wrapper that will have the paths configured for using the Qt version it's located in.

[hzha]

@SGaist Can you tell me in detail, I don't know how to modify,Thank you very much

[SGaist]

@hzha modify what exactly ?

By the way, didn't you write that you successfully compile the module with Qt Creator ?

[hzha]

@SGaist 
probably your don't understand what I mean, according to the documentation I need to do cmake and then cmake -- build. --target install before I can use qxmpp in my own projects, but I have given up using it, it is too cumbersome

[jsulm]

@hzha All @SGaist is telling you is to use qt-cmake instead of cmake, why don't you simply try that?

[hzha]

@jsulm I only found qt-cmake.bat, tried it, didn't work, you think I didn't try

[jsulm]

@hzha said in disposition qxmpp:

didn't work

In what way it didn't work?
Saying "didn't work" does not help much.