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I am having the exact same problem as Alex.
Except the application output window shows no output.

I am also using Windows XP SP 3.
Qt Creator 2.0.1 Based on Qt 4.7.0 (32 bit)
Built on Aug 24 2010 at 11:00:55
From revision 97d831e3de
(Note, slightly different revision of Qt Creator than Alex reported.)

Update:

This is definitely being caused by my COMODO firewall software.

I had suspected this right off, so I had stopped COMODO and rebooted, so thinking I'd removed that possibility. It seems some part of COMODO is still running. Also, choosing to disable firewall security and defense security still did not help. Possibly other firewall software does something similar. Haven't figured out how override this in COMODO. I told COMODO the debugger was a trusted app, then tried making it an installer even, gave it every permission possible, etc., etc...seems COMODO just stops it anyway).

Will post back if I figure it out, but for those searching and arriving at this thread when having this problem, you should definitely check if your firewall is causing the seg fault. You can easily check by looking at what file is at level 0 when the seg fault happens. If it is a DLL associated with your firewall....well, bingo.

Hi guys, I had the same problem and found that it is possible to setup comodo to work with my qt4 project.
You should do the following steps:
1) Open Comodo
2) Go to Defense+ tab
3) Open Defense+ Settings
4) Go to Execution Control Settings
5) Press Exception button
6) Add Qt4, mingw(if any) and Your project root directories.

That's all.

I have the same problem, but do not use COMODO.

The program runs normally on another machine I have which is Win7 x32b. On the Win7 x64b, however, it fails at runtime (Segmentation Fault) with the following error line appearing a number of times:

(Internal error: pc 0xf in read in psymtab, but not in symtab.)

In Release mode, the program fails to run and exits with code -1073741819

I am first asking for help on understanding the error I am facing here. If necessary, I'll then post my code. Note that, when using the x64b machine, I am still compiling a 32b application (using the default install lib of Qt, etc.).

Thanks.