Installation and Deployment

@jsulm i install all the dependencies and then excute configure again and solve my problem.
thanks bro

@SGaist Hello, I switched to using OpenCV lib and a USB Camera instead of a CSI (Camera Serial Interface) Camera. I am able to build and run the application but it's a plain C++ application. I'll work on this more....

For some reasons I had to click on "Re-configure with initial parameters" and now the variables have the correct path.

Seems like the problem is that configure is finding a python.exe which is in the:
C:\Users\Lionel\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\python.exe

But this is a 'shortcut' to install python from windows store, not an actual python interpreter path. I'm experimenting how to resolve it.

I can also see, that building Qt5 relies on Python27. It might be good just to prepend the inital 'configure' with setting python path to:
set PATH=c:\Python27;%PATH%

@NathanJS
I performed exactly the same procedure and encountered the same problem, but even running the command with "sudo" does not change anything.

Debian 12 on wsl2 with gcc 12.2.0

@kumaran13 Do exactly what the error message suggests

Hi and welcome to devnet,

This rather looks like an online installation.

As the error message suggests, try a different mirror.

I meet the exactly problem, early version no problem, but now only V6.0 above avaialable, but after download and install , always show home/username/Qt/Tools/QtCreator/bin/qtcreator: /lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.32' not found (required b

Well, an app is just one single program. Internally, the "app" is just a folder ending in .app. Inside it you'll find Contents/MacOS and that is where the single executable is located which is launched when opening the app (e.g. double clicking on the folder). If you have additional command line programs those usually are not apps (you'd have to type open mytool instead of ./mytool to run the command on the command line). If these are just called from the main app you can hide them inside the app folder (maybe Contents/Resources or create Contents/bin). Otherwise, Apple also has installer packages (.pkg) which extract several items (instead of just a single app folder) to their appropriate places. There would be an appropriate place for command line tools and the PATH environment variable should also be adapted to make them visible. But, I don't know how to create .pkgs.

If you truly have multiple GUI programs, these should actually be separate apps.

@Fares-Haoua said in Invalid Link:

i wanted to download it

Download what?

educational account

Is it verified already?!

"link expired" window popped

what should i do ?

Try to resend the link or contact the Qt Company.

@Pierre-Emmanuel said in Qt 64 bits application:

Maybe or maybe not ?

Not "maybe". Creator (nor Qt itself) has nothing to do with runtime searching for libraries/DLLs for an executable. That is done by the OS/Windows, and that requires them to be found on either PATH or in the same directory as the executable. This would also be the case if you ran your program quite outside of Creator. No OS searches PATH recursively (would be too slow and too dangerous). So something has changed between your Qt5/6 or its environment.