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undefined symbol : qt_resourceFeatureZstd

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    PY Lessard
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    Hello,
    I am trying to build QT in debug to run a PySide application.
    I succeeded in building QT and Pyside, I can run demo applications using QtGui and QtCharts from a Python script.

    When I try to load a 3rdparty dependecy I need (Pyside6-QtADS 4.4.0), the module fails to load with error "undefined symbol : qt_resourceFeatureZstd". This does not happen with the official release of PySide6, so obviously, there is something I do not build correctly.

    I read that it could be a conflict with other installed libs. I cleaned everything else that is related to QT on my machine but without success.

    I use Ubuntu22.04. Build with GCC 11.4. I use libclang18.1.7 for PySide.
    I build Qt modules (all 6.9.0) : qtbase, qtcharts, qttools, qtdeclarative

    Any indication about the cause of this?

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      Christian Ehrlicher
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      I would guess you built your Qt without zstd support.

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        wrote last edited by PY Lessard
        #3

        Maybe?
        Will try building with libzstd-dev installed and revert back.
        In the meantime, I put my build recipe here

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          You guessed correctly!
          I simply rebuilt with libzstd-dev installed in my docker image and my app booted properly (except some icons missing.. but that's another issue.)

          Thank you!

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