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You are correct that CopperSpice was derived from Qt 4.8 and as such is under the LGPL 2.1 license. We will not change this nor move to LGPL 3. With LGPL 2.1 you may use CopperSpice and distribute your application as GPL, LGPL, or closed source. Since CS is freely available on github the only signif...

Admin Note: This was a post in another topic and we decided it deserved to be a separate discussion. Your comment about either building from source or using pre-built binaries has made me think about the open source usage obligations that are now on the Qt website (https://www.qt.io/download-open-s...

Thanks for your wonderful help. (1) We are working to correct the CopperSpice API and CopperSpice Overview documentation. We should have new docs updated early next week. (2) Passing a QString where a QUrl is expected has been disallowed due to type safety. Simply modify your code to explicitly cons...

We are sorry for the confusion. The header was called <QNetworkAccessManager> originally and we changed this to <QAccess_Manager> in CS 1.7.0 so the name were not as long and more readable. About ten headers were changed in networking. Then someone on the team thought the name was hard to read so we...

Sorry about the delay in responding. - Running on windows with MSVC (but using clang-cl to compile the project) - I'm using a prebuild version from DoxyPress 1.4.0 Windows has some odd support for clang and the vendor is very much aware of the issues. The problem is how to located the C++ Standard l...

Can you let us know the following information: 1) What platform are you running on 2) If you are using Windows are you using MSVC or MinGW 3) Did you use a prebuilt version of DoxyPress or build from source 4) What version of DoxyPress are you using This error is indicating the C++ standard library ...

Just to confirm, your crash with gcc 10.1 was due to an install issue on your personal machine? Ubuntu 18.04 is simply not the same as Linux Mint. As we have stated you are using a version of Linux which is not supported. You are free to do so however you will need to test your issues on a supported...

Note: Since this was a new question we moved it to a new thread. Each thread should center around one issue. Are you building on Linux Mint? If you are using Mint, we encourage you to use a supported CS platform such as Ubuntu. Here is a link to our supported platforms. https://www.copperspice.com/...

Not every code path is testable, not every library version can be accounted for. This is an interesting comment even though I disagree. We test CopperSpice on every supported platform and document which versions of the build tools we support. Every code path is tested and when issues arise they are...

... i sincerely would like to ask Ansel if he ever actually tried the Address-Sanitizer? We did say it was run, so the answer is yes. The leaks you are seeing are static and do not grow over time. As the co-founders of the CopperSpice project I can assure you that CopperSpice and other libraries ha...