Have not had this issue with any previous versions and now when compiling from source on CentOS 7.3 I receive this error: simple_dialog.cpp: In constructor ‘SimpleDialog::SimpleDialog(QWidget, ESD_TYPE_E, int, const char, __va_list_tag*)’: simple_dialog.cpp:93:54: error: ‘setTextInteractionFlags’ was not declared in this scope setTextInteractionFlags(Qt::TextSelectableByMouse); ^ make[2]: [simple_dialog.o] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory Any idea what the problem may be? asked 01 Jun '17, 17:00  Danny Michael |
One Answer:
answered 02 Jun '17, 04:25  Pascal Quantin |
It's a QT thing. I compiled using --without-qt and it works fine.
What version of Qt comes with CentOS 7.3? Perhaps Wireshark assumes a later version.
Was this built using autotools (running the configure script and doing make) or with CMake (running the cmake command and doing make)?
It was run with autotools. It seems Pascal has found the solution. Thank you both for your input.