[Solved]Where can i find last QT + QT creator for Windows XP

koahnig

Please post picture what you see under "Compilers" tab.

You can post picture to be seen directly in the forum. Either you are using the picture button (left of link) atop of your "post a reply" dialog or you can alternatively use the short route by placing exclamation marks (!) directly before and after the link to the picture.

I have added those exclamation marks for you in previous posts.

Longin

Ive reinstalled (like xxx times) it. Now its in D:
!http://adolfik.ic.cz/bordel/Compiler.jpg(Compiler tab)!

Longin

summary of screenshots u can find here:
http://adolfik.ic.cz/bordel/summary/

koahnig

Try to set the qt version (qmake file) in "Qt Versions" and/or add under "Kits" the kit manually. You have to choose
"Device Type" -> "Desktop"
"Device" -> "Run locally (Default for Desktop)"
"Compiler" -> ??? Choose the MinGW entry
"Qt Versions" -> "Qt 5.2.0 (MinGW48_32)"
Probably most of the entries are already, but you need respectively make the choices as above.

Longin

well i think this QT is trolling me. Ive reinstalled system (again WinXP SP3) and everything seems is fine. Problem is it was working (like now) before these problems so i hope it will be fine forever -_-

Longin

by the way...Is necessary add PATH variables? Im gonna use WinAVR (toolchain kit with GCC for AVR mikrocontrollers) so there can be problem with "shared exes" like make etc

JKSH

[quote author="Longin" date="1389650315"]by the way...Is necessary add PATH variables? Im gonna use WinAVR (toolchain kit with GCC for AVR mikrocontrollers) so there can be problem with "shared exes" like make etc[/quote]Hi,

Adding PATH variables are not necessary. In fact, they have been known to cause problems (e.g. tools not found, wrong DLLs linked, etc.). Remove them and try again

koahnig

There is nothing to add to JKSH's reply.

Good to know that have managed to get it working. You should add [solved] to your subject line. Edit first post. There is also the access to title line possible.

Enjoy.

Longin

[quote author="JKSH" date="1389652434"][quote author="Longin" date="1389650315"]by the way...Is necessary add PATH variables? Im gonna use WinAVR (toolchain kit with GCC for AVR mikrocontrollers) so there can be problem with "shared exes" like make etc[/quote]Hi,

Adding PATH variables are not necessary. In fact, they have been known to cause problems (e.g. tools not found, wrong DLLs linked, etc.). Remove them and try again[/quote]
So everything is about right settings in Build and Run tab (with user Makefile for toolchains like WinAVR etc)?

JKSH

I just re-read your post on 13 January and realized that your system is working now. Sorry for asking you to try again!

Anyway, yes you are correct, the Build and Run tab is the place to specify which tools to use. They don't need to be in the PATH.

Note: For each project, you need to specify which kit(s) to use. Most of the time, Qt Creator correctly selects your default kit and everything should work smoothly. However, if you do things like update your kit, old project settings might break. In this case, go to the Projects tab on the left of Qt Creator to remove the old kit and add the new one.