Installing Gamma Ray on Windows using QtCreator

was4444

I clone the repository from the Gamma Ray GitHub. The problem shows when I try to configure the project: then my desktop kit (in my case Qt 6.6.0 MSVC2019 64 bit is not displayed in list of kits on the configuration panel)

unselecting hide unsuitable kits does not help.

the desktop kit does appear in the list of Kits (manage Kits button) - and I am able to build Qt examples using CMake.

Presumably the CMake.list.txt file from Gamma Ray is filtering out my desktop kit.

Has anyone experienced this?

jsulm

@was4444 Are there any warnings/errors in your Kit? Are you trying to build master branch or a stable Gamma Ray branch?

was4444

first let me preface that i am new to using cmake - so maybe i'm doing something stupid.

when i clone the master - and import - my configure project screen shows only a number of ci and debugging kits to select from). if i unselect them all - then the configure project button is disabled. if i select one (which i think is wrong) - it fails (but i am not interested in these debugging/tracing kits).

when i download a recent earlier version then (via zip file - i get the same problem

i then got a much earlier version 2.11 (by downloading a zip). when i imported it then i do get the standard kit selection choice - where i can select the one with my compiler and qt version - and cmake lruns

however, it won't build ( i think because its looking for older versions of qt - 2.11 is five year old).

cristian-adam

You are getting the CMake Presets Kits resulted from CMakePresets.json.

If you don't want that, just delete the CMakePresets.json file, and reopen the CMakeLists.txt in Qt Creator.

You will be presented with the choice of the kits in your system.

was4444

That was it - thank you!