Solved Qt Creator 4 - Windows 10 detects MSVC but not detects cl.exe and lib + include folders
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Did you check the compiler settings in "Tools/Options.../Build & Run/Compilers"?
Qt headers/libs are found if Qt is configured properly in QtCreator, no need to have it in PATH. -
Compiler is successfully found.
Btw it was Qt 5.7 RC, so I uninstalled it, currently downloading final release
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Even after install Qt 5.7 final not working.
Options > Tools > Compilers look like this: https://ctrlv.cz/shots/2016/06/16/Tq9z.png
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Is the C++ compiler really installed?
As far as I know it is not installed by default if you install VS2015.
Can you build a simple C++ program in VS2015? -
Sure, there is a prove: https://ctrlv.cz/shots/2016/06/17/RPx7.png
Yes I know VS15 normally not install C++, I installed these modules
Can be problem in drives? Visual Studio is not installed on System drive.
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Thread revive... Still can't figure it out, any ideas please?
Thanks
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In the screen-shot you posted you have compilers with exactly same name under autodetected and manual sections. Which one do you use? Are there differences?
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I did not created them manually, they appeard there. I'm using auto-detected.
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Thread revive...
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@glararan I really doubt the compilers under "Manual" appeared automatically. Auto-detected compilers are in the "Auto-detected" section.
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I'm 100% I did not added them. I removed them, now it says "No compiler" in Options > Build & Run > Kits > Auto-detected.
EDIT: So I had to add manually new Kit. Solved for now