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August 15, 2008, 07:04
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Nishant,
One possible expla
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Martin Aunskjaer
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Nishant,
One possible explanantion is that qmake is not in your path. Say, for a bash shell your .bash file should have something like this in it: PATH=$PATH:/usr/lib/qt4/bin I believe this is where qt4 is on Fedora 9. I'm not sure though that is your problem. If your path is simply wrong the command 'qmake -v' should return 'Unknown command'. Also, you probably wouldn't have been able to rebuild paraFoam and reader if the path was wrong. Did you do these rebuilds ? |
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