Why Qt libraries 4.8.4 for Windows (minGW 4.4, 317 MB) not include minwg 4.4?

JKSH

[quote author="kenton" date="1357647938"]WOW finally something clear like the sun ...
back from work i do it all ;)

tkx a lot JKSH[/quote]You're welcome!

The above instructions were for Qt 4.8.4 and MinGW. If you want the latest Qt 5.0.0 (with Visual C++ 2010, not MinGW), do this:

Download and install Windows SDK 7.1 (32-bit) from http://download.microsoft.com/download/F/1/0/F10113F5-B750-4969-A255-274341AC6BCE/GRMSDK_EN_DVD.iso (it's ~570 MB)

Restart your computer

Download and install Qt libraries 5.0.0 for Windows (VS 2010 406 MB) (This already includes Qt Creator 2.6.1)

Start writing programs

kenton

My little experience by now was with wxwidgets only .

On Qt , programs source code is different if compiler is different ?
(MingW vs VC)

Or it's the same until i remain on the Qt / C++ statement ?
(i don't know if this question have sense...)

JKSH

[quote author="kenton" date="1357655610"]On Qt , programs source code is different if compiler is different ?
(MingW vs VC)

Or it's the same until i remain on the Qt / C++ statement ?
(i don't know if this question have sense...)[/quote]Source code is the same, no matter which compiler you use.

But, if you compile your program with MinGW, your Qt library (or your Qt DLLs) must also be compiled using MinGW. That's why they have different library downloads for different compilers.

kenton

Hi, i followed the MinGW way and all work fine !!

I specify here the paths setup because i lost a bit of time for it :

Tools -> Options -> Build & Run -> Compilers -> Add -> C:\MinGW\bin\gcc.exe
Tools -> Options -> Build & Run -> Qt Versions -> Add -> C:\Qt\4.8.4\bin\qmake.exe
Tools -> Options -> Build & Run -> Kits -> Add -> autodetect

K.

AlekseyK

Hopefully I'd saved Tdm MinGW 4.4 installation:
http://narod.ru/disk/65348175001.23eca25bdc77a52765372404135b3d19/tdm-mingw-1.908.0-4.4.1-2.exe.html

Another links:

http://en.sourceforge.jp/projects/sfnet_tdm-gcc/downloads/TDM-GCC Installer/Previous/1.908.0/tdm-mingw-1.908.0-4.4.1-2.exe/
http://code.google.com/p/gcc-offline/downloads/detail?name=tdm-mingw-1.908.0-4.4.1-2.exe&can=2&q=

kenton

I start to develop successfully onto a windows environment .
Now i'm preparing the Mac environment .
Where can i find MinGw 4.4 for Mac Osx ?
Tkx

JKSH

[quote author="kenton" date="1359492100"]I start to develop successfully onto a windows environment .
Now i'm preparing the Mac environment .
Where can i find MinGw 4.4 for Mac Osx ?
Tkx[/quote]
MinGW is for creating Windows programs. Do you want to cross-compile for Windows, or create Mac programs?

kenton

Mac programs .

qxoz

For mac Xcode should be enough.

JKSH

Then you don't want MinGW :) Just use Mac's compiler

kenton

Tkx qxoz & JKSK ,
i downloaded xcode today but my girlf. denied me to access her Mac :)

Anyway i'm at my place on Windows and i tried to give to a friend my release.exe file for a try ...
but the .exe ask for mingwm10.dll

How can i obtain a release indipendent from the environment ?
(linking with static libraries?)

JKSH

mingwm10.dll is found in your MinGW's \bin\ folder -- just copy it into your release.exe directory (you'll probably need a few other DLLs from there too)

Yes, linking to static libraries will let you do that, but you'll need to rebuild Qt statically

kenton

Good ...
and build Qt statically is something hard ?
Exist some guide ?
It's possible to download it already statically builded or not ?

JKSH

[quote author="kenton" date="1359674417"]Good ...
and build Qt statically is something hard ?
Exist some guide ?
It's possible to download it already statically builded or not ?[/quote]I've never used a statically-compiled Qt before, so I don't know if it's hard or not. There are no ready-made downloads though.

Note: If it's the error messages about DLLs that are bothering you, just copy the DLLs into your .exe folder. You don't need to modify the environment.