Clean WinXP & Qt SDK Install - Toolchain EXE's wont run

lgeyer

Take a look at the event log to see which libraries failed to load (ieshims.dll and wer.dll are delayed-loaded, they might not be the problem). Make sure you have installed the latest versions of the redistributables.

[quote author="sierdzio" date="1314248468"]I think it does state on download page, that Qt SDK is minGW based and does not support MS compiler.[/quote]
The Qt SDK does not come with a commercial compiler, but it does - of course - support MSVC and a lot of other toolchains.

MWPau

[quote author="Lukas Geyer" date="1314260878"]Take a look at the event log to see which libraries failed to load (ieshims.dll and wer.dll are delayed-loaded, they might not be the problem). Make sure you have installed the latest versions of the redistributables.[/quote]

ieshims and wer are the only DLLs that fail to load.
I have installed the latest 2005sp1, 2008sp1 and 2010 redistributables fresh off MS website.

tobias.hunger

You do not need the redistributables, those are to run binaries.

You need the compilers. Grab the latest Windows SDK and you should be fine. Note that MSVC 2010 is producing broken code for 64bit architectures and you will need to apply a hotfix available at Microsoft for it to work.

MWPau

[quote author="Tobias Hunger" date="1314261593"]You do not need the redistributables, those are to run binaries.
You need the compilers. Grab the latest Windows SDK and you should be fine. Note that MSVC 2010 is producing broken code for 64bit architectures and you will need to apply a hotfix available at Microsoft for it to work.[/quote]

Ummm, did you read the original question?
The problem im having is with the official toolchain binaries included in the Qt SDK release.
Qt's own released toolchain binaries dont run!

This has nothing to do with MSVC or the code im trying to produce/compile.

lgeyer

[quote author="MWPau" date="1314264852"]The problem im having is with the official toolchain binaries included in the Qt SDK release. Qt's own released toolchain binaries dont run![/quote]

What does the event log say?

MWPau

What event log?
If you mean the Windows Event Viewer/Logs... nothing.

tobias.hunger

MWPau: You are right: I mixed up your post with another one and misconnected the "Somebody posted on devnet" mails. Sorry.

lgeyer

[quote author="MWPau" date="1314266416"]What event log?
If you mean the Windows Event Viewer/Logs... nothing.[/quote]

There should be an error in the windows event log why the executable couldn't be loaded - normally.

MWPau

[quote author="Lukas Geyer" date="1314272114"][quote author="MWPau" date="1314266416"]What event log?
If you mean the Windows Event Viewer/Logs... nothing.[/quote]
There should be an error in the windows event log why the executable couldn't be loaded - normally.[/quote]

My mistake, yes there is:

#1 - Dependent Assembly Microsoft.VC80.CRT could not be found and Last Error was The referenced assembly is not installed on your system.
#2 - Resolve Partial Assembly failed for Microsoft.VC80.CRT. Reference error message: The referenced assembly is not installed on your system.
#3 - Generate Activation Context failed for C:\Qt\QtSDK\Desktop\Qt\4.7.3\msvc2005\bin\uic.exe. Reference error message: The operation completed successfully.

lgeyer

Have you installed the latest version of the MSVC2005 redistributable?

MWPau

Ive installed:
vcredist_x86_vs2005
vcredist_x86_vs2005sp1
vcredist_x86_vs2008
vcredist_x86_vs2008sp1
vcredist_x86_vs2010

In that order, and they are all freshly downloaded off the MS website.

MWPau

Anyway... all this is kinda besides the point.
The correct redist or whatever is required to run these EXE's should be included with the Qt SDK and installed by the SDK installer.

tobias.hunger

Please "file a bug report":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/ against the Qt SDK if you think something is missing.