Now you should be able to Build (Ctrl+B or Command+B) your project in Qt Creator.
You can just accept the defaults and click 'Configure Project'. Qt Creator will ask you a few questions about how to set up the build process for this project. Navigate to the SampleProject folder and open the file SampleProject.pro. In Qt Creator, choose 'File' → 'Open File or Project.' or press Ctrl+O (or Command+O on Mac).
You should have a directory named SampleProject with several files and folders inside. Un-zip the file's contents to a directory of your choice.Simple-project.zip (linked fixed 09/21 10:30pm sorry!) Download the following project ZIP file to your computer.
The Stanford C++ libraries also interact with Java, so if this project runs properly for you, then you will be sure that your Qt Creator and Java JDK are both set up properly. Let's make sure that all the parts are working together properly by building and running a sample Qt Creator project that uses the Stanford C++ libraries.
