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So, the time has come to say goodbye to the good’ol non-unicode Windows systems.
Qt has for a very long time had the QT_WA/QT_WA_INLINE(uni, ansi) macros to provide support for both Windows ANSI systems and their Unicode equivalents, and thus supported running Qt applications on old Windows systems without the MSLU (Microsoft Layer for Unicode) installed. […]
Scope up!
We are looking for good developers, QA people and technical writers who would like to work for Qt Software, aka Qt R&D in Nokia. All our offices have open positions.
http://www.qtsoftware.com/about/careers/job-openings (redirects to our job portal).
The Brisbane, Berlin and Oslo offices all have ads out looking for Software Engineers who would like to be a […]
Have you ever had the wish to connect your Laptop or mobile device to the Internet with the help of Qt (in particular in public environments such as airports or the local shopping center )? Well, the Bearer Management API is exactly what you are looking for
The ability to utilize a large variety […]
