Yes Sir. That is a project from RFID company. I am a newbie so I just follow the intruction of that company (using VS2010 and QT library). I want to improve a little bit in the source code to use for my thesis Sir. If I make a project inside QTcreator IDE, at that time I don't know how to do that.
At the following tutorial it is explained in details how to add a feature to the Visual Studio environment so that you can compile QT libraries. Do you have this addin already present at the IDE ?
I have no idea of what windows version you have, what paths did you configured at the IDE, at what step of the procedure it failed, etc… Once you are performing the addition of a resource not native, you should do that aware of what you’re doing, but not blindfold.
A propos, I never had compiled before a QT library within the VS IDE due to the need to deal with objects becoming from different environments, BUT if you really want to do that the link above give you an excellent guideline to outfit your VS IDE with an QT add-in. My initial recommendation was to do not that, but to compile it within QTcreator, that is a free tool which is able to work with many compilers, including VS.
Unfortunately I have no one of both tools above installed on my computer, so I cannot offer you any support beyond what I've already done. By tha way, making a quick search on the web with the first error shown at the screenshot above, I could find several occurrences that could give you advices:
I think the problem when I run "nmake" my computer have some problem. After that I searched on the Internet and type "nmake /I" that mean IGNORE these problem. I think that is my fault. I will try again. Have a nice day Sir.