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I have a library that uses QT. The library was staticly linked with QT. I am now using this library in another application (exe) that also uses QT. The problem I am having is when I compile I receive a large number of Linker re-definition errors.
My assumption was that by static linking the QT libs in my library I would avoid this.
How can keep these methods from being exported. Is a def File the answer?
I figured out my issue, the problem had nothing to do with the static libs. The problem was (which I still haven’t solved) when I make an edit cpp files that have the Qobject macro the moc_ file property exclude from build is set resulting in link errors