As long as you mean the binary installer, the answer is no.
If you want to compile and install Qt yourself, then it is indeed possible, although much more time consuming.
[quote author="thealse" date="1387451432"]
Isn't it qtdeclarative that has qml and quick2?[/quote]
Sorry but I don't know that.
I suggest you to build Qt step by step, not all in one.
I usually configure Qt then:
@
cd qtbase
make
make install
cd ../qtscript
../qtbase/bin/qmake
make
make install
ecc....
@
this way you can build only what you really need...
Hi,
Glad to hear that you've resolved your issue! Thank you for sharing your fix.
[quote author="love3dom" date="1387535740"]By installing Qt, I mean I downloaded sources, use configure and nmake. So I don't know how am I supposed to uninstall it ?[/quote]Ah, I thought you meant you used a binary installer. Ignore my previous post. :)
In addition to what SGaist said, there is a definite typo: "QInputDialot". Did you mean "QInputDialog"?
EDIT: Unless of course that typo was when you typed up this post... :)
bq. void QSerialPortPrivate::detectDefaultSetting(): Unexpected flow control settings
Don't pay to it attention. :)
Simply now is added the qWarning() function. If in process of opening of the port it isn't possible to correlate the received settings from the DCB structure to the known combinations - then will be displayed this message.
It means that any of the parameters: BaudRate, DataBits, Parity, StopBits, FlowControl wasn't correctly detected and interpreted (In your case it is FlowControl).
Simply for confidence do setup the desirable parameters with use of the setXXX() methods. Of course it need to do only after port is open. Also don't forget do a watching of returned values. If everything returns true - then there are no reasons to worry. :)
[quote author="TEDSON" date="1387491013"]I thought I had understood that you may not sell your statically linked executables, and if you distribute them you must include the licencing info.[/quote]Hi,
The licenses talk about your obligations regarding sharing your source code. It doesn't restrict you from selling. See http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/24108
Note: Licensing is a legal topic. You will need to talk to a lawyer to get valid legal advice. You can find opinions about the topic in this forum, but none of these opinions are relevant in court.
Hi and welcome to devnet,
Are you saying that you can't run your applications outside Qt Creator ? If so, have a look at the "Windows Deployment Guide":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtdoc/deployment-windows.html
If you are using Qt Creator it should already been configured, if not, just add that version of Qt in the preferences and make a Kit with it.
If you want to run it from the command line, I would recommend using the full path, so you're always sure of which version of qmake you are using (you could also have the system qt dev tools installed)
You're welcome !
You should also consider updating to 5.2.
Since you have it working now, please update the thread title prepending [solved] so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)