Unable to detect the platform from environment
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@Ardec Another question: do you have to build Qt by yourself? If not you can just install prebuilt binaries using Qt online installer.
You probably have to get rid of this trial license, but I don't know how.
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@jsulm If I want to port Qt on some Target plat form I must have access to do it for example on target mkspecs EMBEDDED LINUX
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@Ardec I would suggest to remove your current Qt and install the open source version to get rid of the trial license.
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@jsulm If I have two different versions of QT installed on my pc. It may cause any problem for the above error??
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@Ardec I don't think so. You should use one of those vcvarsall.bat scripts provided by Visual Studio. These scripts prepare the environment, then the configure script should be able to recognize the platform.
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@Ardec I don't think so. You should use one of those vcvarsall.bat scripts provided by Visual Studio. These scripts prepare the environment, then the configure script should be able to recognize the platform.
@jsulm Yeah I found it, qtenv2.bat using the vcvarsall.bat provided by the VS.
echo off
echo Setting up environment for Qt usage...
set PATH=D:\TOOL\Qt5\5.5\msvc2013_64\bin;%PATH%
cd /D D:\TOOL\Qt5\5.5\msvc2013_64
echo Remember to call vcvarsall.bat to complete environment setup! -
@Ardec I don't think so. You should use one of those vcvarsall.bat scripts provided by Visual Studio. These scripts prepare the environment, then the configure script should be able to recognize the platform.
@jsulm I found the solution finally, The problem with the Path(Environment Changed)
It missed the qmake path
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@jsulm I found the solution finally, The problem with the Path(Environment Changed)
It missed the qmake path
@Bharathdwaj Yeah, absolutely its working now.
