Hi,
First off you may want to upgrade to qt 3.3.4 prior to trying to use
qt. That will probably save you trouble in the long run.
Judging by the compiler messages and qt's docs, you're using an
unsupported compiler. Check this page :
http://www.trolltech.com/products/qt3/platforms/supported.html
Actually it is supported for Qt 3.
I've removed my copy of Builder but I imagine Borland probably uses
<cstring> instead of "string.h" or something to that effect. That
could also explain the std:: problems.
Builder certainly has string.h - if not for C++ at least for C. The fact
that the compiler doesn't find the header seems to indicate a problem
with the compiler installation. Are you able to build simple non-Qt C++
programs using this compiler?
You will probably want to use a supported compiler, either the free
microsoft command-line compiler or mingw.
This is Qt 3.2.1 non-commercial and it's supposed to work with the
Borland compiler, not with MinGW.
It's a compiler issue, you need to fix it before proceeding further.
Unfortunately I don't know enough about the Borland compiler to help
fixing it. Maybe some environment variables need to be set?
--
Dimitri
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