Thanks for your patience helping to deal with my uncommon configuration.
So I've tried both MinGW files - the installer and portable versions and did a bit more of investigation.
Installer executes successfully, however generates error I've mentioned before upon launch. It turns out LPub3D v2.x doesn't like to be launched as Win7 emulated application (worked fine with v1.x though), but doesn't generate the error with WinXP emulatation. Running *.exe file later shows application interface for a second and disappear. Launching app from Windows command line generates the following error:
Linux console mentions more details:
Last line appears at the moment app crashes.
Portable version has same stuff with Win7/WinXP emulation, but it is not a big issue. However it asks for "Data directory installation folder" to be created outside/inside Program files / (x86)" and fails in both (Yes/No) cases. "No" selection does nothing and simply terminates the application, while "Yes" gives same errors as installable version above.
So I've tried both MinGW files - the installer and portable versions and did a bit more of investigation.
Installer executes successfully, however generates error I've mentioned before upon launch. It turns out LPub3D v2.x doesn't like to be launched as Win7 emulated application (worked fine with v1.x though), but doesn't generate the error with WinXP emulatation. Running *.exe file later shows application interface for a second and disappear. Launching app from Windows command line generates the following error:
Code:
QWidget::repaint: Recursive repaint detected
Linux console mentions more details:
Code:
err:module:import_dll Library Qt5Svg.dll (which is needed by L"Z:\\home\\zux\\.wine\\drive_c\\Program Files (x86)\\LPub3D\\imageformats\\qsvg.dll") not found
...
err:seh:raise_exception Unhandled exception code c0000005 flags 0 addr 0x7ca7696
Last line appears at the moment app crashes.
Portable version has same stuff with Win7/WinXP emulation, but it is not a big issue. However it asks for "Data directory installation folder" to be created outside/inside Program files / (x86)" and fails in both (Yes/No) cases. "No" selection does nothing and simply terminates the application, while "Yes" gives same errors as installable version above.