Installation and Deployment

@Kamal-Badi What is your opengl es headers and libraries edition? For desktop or for arm? You need to have the arm edition!

I've done it thank you :)

Hi, Since you are using QML did you use the --qmldir option of windeployqt ?

But Now the total size of application folded become 64 Mb just for a very small application how can i reduced that size ??? @p3c0

Nobody else has this problem? What could I be doing wrong?

Hi and welcome to devnet, No it doesn't. Microsoft doesn't allow any third party to provide its development suites. So you have to install them yourself. Note that for MSVC2015, you can get only the C++ compiler and don't need the full-blown visual studio download. If the use of Visual Studio is not mandatory, you can install the Qt MinGW package which provides MinGW so you can start hacking right away.

Just check if the debugger that's selected in the Kit exists - check if the path to the executable is valid and you can call it from the command line.

It might have a slightly different name, check with the package manager.

Great news! Happy further coding :-)

I saw I had loaded qt addin 1.2.5, so I uninstalled and loaded the 1.2.2 that you had listed. It still seems to not be able to find the bin, lib and include dirs. I had first installed the main download from the download page - this just gave me 5.6 and 5.7 for VS2015 only. First try to build gave me a 'incompatible version' error. So I found and downloaded the 32 bit 5.5.1 VS2012 version and pointed QT Options in VS to that folder. It is on an outside drive O:. I did not uninstall the 5.6 and 5.7 versions from the initial download. I just created a new project, but same result - can't find ui_ file (it doesn't get built) and I can't run the QTDesigner. But I can run Designer manually from the VS 2012 Tools folder. I am running on Windows 7 Pro 64bit. I have VS2005, 2008, 2010, 2012 What should I try? Thanks

I guess I'll just use the Qt's implementations then. Thanks for the explanation though.

Modify the mkspecs. Or better - copy it, change folder name and use this new name. It will be easier to move this mkspecs around when you port to different Qt versions.

I got the solution. The error occurs when trying to build a project that depends on the deprecated QtDeclarative module on Qt version 5.6 and later, as the module was removed in version 5.6. The source code for the module is still available you can compile it from source. Or you can use a Qt version below Qt 5.6 to build the project. Thank you all.

@kshegunov, it seems that this option disappear once the thread is marked as solved.

@Mathan-M what is your target platform?

Thank you! Now it works.

Yes, that's it.