Can you provide more compiled library files for crashpad?
libaineu2004 opened this issue · 10 comments
Can you provide more compiled library files for crashpad?
Windows x86
Windows x64
debug
release
MD
MT
etc...
I know this site can download crashpad library for windows,
https://docs.bugsplat.com/introduction/getting-started/integrations/cross-platform/crashpad
But its version is too old and not updated in time.
Help me.
Thus far we've found that no matter how we build Crashpad we get errors if the exact same version of Visual Studio is not used to build the Qt project so your best bet is to build Crashpad on your own system. Also, Qt projects don't seem to play nicely with /MT and /MTd and thus you'll want to go with /MD and /MDd.
Here's a guide for building Crashpad on your system. Here's a Stack Overflow post that will help you modify your Crashpad build in order to build with the /MD or /MDd flag.
Hope this helps.
Is the library of this address x64 /MD?
https://github.com/BugSplat-Git/my-qt-crasher/tree/master/Crashpad/Libraries/Windows
Could you please submit the lib files of /MDd? Otherwise, there is no way for debug to compile.
@libaineu2004 I believe the libraries have been built with /MDd, what error are you experiencing?
@libaineu2004 I believe the libraries have been built with /MDd, what error are you experiencing?
fatal error C1900: Il mismatch between "P1" (version "20211014") and "P2" (version "20210202")
LINK : fatal error LNK1257: code generation failed
My development environment is, VS2019 x64/Qt 5.12.11
@libaineu2004 I believe the libraries have been built with /MDd, what error are you experiencing?
fatal error C1900: Il mismatch between "P1" (version "20211014") and "P2" (version "20210202") LINK : fatal error LNK1257: code generation failed
My development environment is, VS2019 x64/Qt 5.12.11
@libaineu2004 I believe that error is due to a toolset mismatch (Visual Studio version that build Crashpad is different than version building Qt) which we have not found a solution for. Our workaround thus far has been to suggest users build Crashpad on their own systems, that way you can guarantee the version of Visual Studio that builds Crashpad is the same as the version that builds the Qt project. We will look into a better solution here in the future, but for now your best bet is to follow our guide and build Crashpad on your system.
@libaineu2004 I believe the libraries have been built with /MDd, what error are you experiencing?
fatal error C1900: Il mismatch between "P1" (version "20211014") and "P2" (version "20210202") LINK : fatal error LNK1257: code generation failed
My development environment is, VS2019 x64/Qt 5.12.11
This Stack Overflow post has an answer with a few solutions you might try as well. The suggestion about turning off /LTGC seems the most promising.
After discussing with @daveplunkett we thought we might be able to build Crashpad in a way that's more widely compatible by turning off whole program optimization (/GL https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/reference/gl-whole-program-optimization?view=msvc-170). I'm not sure we can do this easily with gn and ninja but we're going to try!
After discussing with @daveplunkett we thought we might be able to build Crashpad in a way that's more widely compatible by turning off whole program optimization (/GL https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/reference/gl-whole-program-optimization?view=msvc-170). I'm not sure we can do this easily with gn and ninja but we're going to try!
OK. I wish you early success! Submit MD along with MDd's library by then! Thanks!
After discussing with @daveplunkett we thought we might be able to build Crashpad in a way that's more widely compatible by turning off whole program optimization (/GL https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/reference/gl-whole-program-optimization?view=msvc-170). I'm not sure we can do this easily with gn and ninja but we're going to try!
OK. I wish you early success! Submit MD along with MDd's library by then! Thanks!
@libaineu2004 I've opened a PR that addresses this, please see #26. I'm testing at the moment and hope to merge it soon (assuming the testing goes well).