What happened to the free Qt SDK?
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Thank you for the link.
There is no SDK for Qt5, right?
The only option would be to install the Qt Libraries and Qt Creator as a stand a long application right? If yes, what would be the difference between using this method vs the SDK?
Thanks a lot for your help
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When installing with SDK, all qmake for installing libraries will bi added to Qt Creator.
Take a look in Qt Creator Options -> Build & Run -> Qt versions There are a few path to Qt libraries. You'll have to import those manually. And If I remember corretctly, you'll also need to setup compiler ( next tab in Qt Creator options).
Thats about it.Qt 4 project should work fine. When compiling existing Qt 4 projects with Qt 5 there might be same compiler errors, but Qt 5 provides pretty good backwards compatibility so everything should be OK. You can of course import old Qt 4 libraries and continue to work with Qt 4.
And sorry, no idea. There were a few threads already open about dates of new SDK. Short answer was: with official Qt 5 release.
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Qt 5 beta2 ships with the new SDK already, also in beta stage (and without Qt4 at the moment).
In general, although I know this has no effect: please, search the forum before posting. Questions about the Qt SDK are being posted by various people 2-5 times a week, and the answer is the same in all cases :)
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[quote author="sierdzio" date="1354547407"]Qt 5 beta2 ships with the new SDK already, also in beta stage (and without Qt4 at the moment).[/quote]
I'm assuming you are talking about the Qt libraries 5.0 Beta 2 correct? I'm asking because the file size seems too small compared to the Qt4 SDK.
I will search the forum for more info.
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Yes you are right.
Reduced size comesf from the fact that Symbian and Meego stuff is missing, and Qt5 has a new modular structure, from which some of the modules were dropped in this beta (some temporarly, some not).
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Have fun, and happy coding :-)