Unexpected CDB Exit
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wrote on 31 Jan 2018, 06:03 last edited by
My solution of this issue:
I've check my exe by Depends, and... I miss some dll, linked by .lib!
Then I put this DLL into System32 - et voila! CDB work now. -
My solution of this issue:
I've check my exe by Depends, and... I miss some dll, linked by .lib!
Then I put this DLL into System32 - et voila! CDB work now.@Destructor You should not put them into system32 directory - put them in the same directory where you exe is.
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wrote on 14 Mar 2018, 10:37 last edited by
@bitlixi's advice worked for me
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wrote on 16 Mar 2019, 17:12 last edited by
same problem.. could someone provide the steps in order to overcome this issue ?
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@xenovas
Hi
If you are using the visual studio compiler. First step could be to find the entry in
Add Remove Programs and ask it to repair and see if that fixes anything.
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@xenovas
Hi
If you are using the visual studio compiler. First step could be to find the entry in
Add Remove Programs and ask it to repair and see if that fixes anything.
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@xenovas
Ok, then you can try start the Qt maintenance tool and use it to reinstall Qt.
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@xenovas
Ok, then you can try start the Qt maintenance tool and use it to reinstall Qt.
Did this happen after you installed visual studio update or similar ?wrote on 17 Mar 2019, 18:56 last edited by xenovas@mrjj hello again, problem fixed for me.. i was using the wrong pythonpath..to fix it i have deleted the pythonpath pointed to python 2.7 Lib from my env variables and i have only kept the pythonhome variable pointing to python 3.7.2.. Thanks
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wrote on 7 Aug 2019, 09:25 last edited by PenthiusX 8 Jul 2019, 09:27
For me this pops up when the application executable cannot find the required dlls for the application to run.
First click on the executable/build application in your respective debug/release folder and check what dlls it is asking for.
Find the respective dlls in your external framework files (usually in the bin/relevant architecture) and copy them in the qt application/builds local directory. -
I got the same error form. Finally found that some DLL needed is missing. You could click the exe file in DEBUG to find which DLL is missing.
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wrote on 28 May 2020, 20:38 last edited by
I fixed it by checking "Force UTF-8 MSVC compiler output" in "Kits" settings. I have no idea why. I think this error message is a symptom of various otherwise unrelated issues.
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I fixed it by checking "Force UTF-8 MSVC compiler output" in "Kits" settings. I have no idea why. I think this error message is a symptom of various otherwise unrelated issues.
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The "Force UTF-8 MSVC compiler output" does not solve it for me. Somehow I think I must have an inconsistent tool chain. I am using the VS2017 compilers, maybe I should use the VS2019 versions. I can still build and run my 5.12.8 stuff. But the 5.15.0 builds don't work. (And wow, endl is deprecated, but that is another story).
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wrote on 2 Dec 2020, 11:47 last edited by
If you run your executable file inside the debug folder and it asked you to give control access to the app, then you might need to run QT as administrator, this worked for me
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wrote on 21 Feb 2021, 20:33 last edited by
I had the same error, it was caused by a missing DLL.
