Installation and Deployment

Through dxdiag I found out that DirectX11 is installed. I also learned from a colleague, that the same problem occurs on other VMs with 3D-acceleration enabled. I couldn't test this myself yet.

as i said it's unofficial. So probably someones hobby project. I believe there is already a bugreport to create a new VS package to bring back the feature but i can't find it right now. But i remember that the dev team mentioned that this doesn't have high priority.

Delete the following registry key : cmd -> regedit -> search : QT5 Visual Studio Add-in in my case, I found it in : "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Uninstall \ QT5 Visual Studio Add-in 1.2.2 - C: _Program Files_Digia_Qt5VSAddin" Delete it -> reinstall VS Add-in

Thank-you soo much. I was facing the same problem But your way helped me do it within no minutes Tysm

Were you trying to build a more recent version of Qt using the on from your distribution ?

@Zola said: alsa/asoundlib.h: No such file or directory Yes @jsulm QtMultimedia package depends in this situation on two packages, so solution will be: sudo apt-get install gstreamer* libasound2-dev

Did you check whether you have the right SDK installed (10.11)? Does the path /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.11.sdk exist? To reduce the time needed to build Qt you can call make like this: make -j N Where N = NUMBER_OF_CPU_CORES + 1

Thank you for the reply. After the user went to Windows Update and installed "additional packages" his problem went away. VS 2013 compiler. We distribute: msvcp100.dll msvcp120.dll msvcr100.dll msvcr120.dll I will have the next person with the issue try to run the Dependency Walker. Thank you! Ben

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Hi and welcome to devnet, How would you like to deploy it ? Using Red Hat's package manager ?

@QtExchange said: I took the (apparently in 4.8.1 missing) dll from a Qt 4.5.2 Not sure what you mean here. Anyway, Qt 4 is still maintain, but Qt 5 is newer. If you are starting with Qt I would suggest starting with Qt 5. You can run different Qt lib version in parallel within the same Qt creator version. The only thing you need to be careful is not mixing the dlls of different versions.

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For sure not in Makefiles since these are created by configure. See configure -h: -I <string> ........ Add an explicit include path. -L <string> ........ Add an explicit library path.

Are you locked to 5.4.2 ? There's currently 5.5.1 which has improved support for QtWebEngine.