[Qt-interest] Help me using mysql with qt

[John McClurkin]

Aditya Sharma wrote:
> Hello,
> IT didn't solve my problem, I did exactly what it was said there. But 
> nmake and make both didn't work. So what should i do now?
> 
> On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 2:49 PM, Nicola De Filippo 
> <nicola at nicoladefilippo.it <mailto:nicola at nicoladefilippo.it>> wrote:
> 
>     Hi,
>     : > i m learning qt. I am beginner programmer who knows C++. But as
>     given in
>      > tutorials I tried to run programs using mysql database. I have
>     wamp running
>      > in my windows xp box, so that means mysqld is also running. But
>     when i try
>      > to build the code in qt creator, it prompts, driver not installed or
> 
> 
>     http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/sql-driver.html#qmysql
> 

I don't know about mysql specifically, but, in reading this thread, you 
seem to be trying to mix tool chains. Nmake is a Microsoft Visual Studio 
product. Make is a Gnu product. Nmake won't work on Gnu makefiles and 
make won't work on Visual Studio makefiles. MinGW is a port of Gnu 
compiler collection to Windows, so nmake won't work on any makefiles 
created for MinGW. Though make is a standard Gnu command on 'nix 
platforms, it is not included in MinGW. The make command for MinGW is 
mingw32-make. You could create a bat file called make.bat that called 
mingw32-make.
Also, it has been pointed out that 'nix platforms in general and the Gnu 
toolchain in particular don't tolerate spaces in directory path names or 
in file names.