Solved Compiling Qt from sources
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Hi,
Thx for answer
@mrjj said in Compiling Qt from sources:What version of mingw ?
This is not a version that comes with Qt but a separate installation of minGw, is this bad ?
mingw32-make - v
output :
GNU Make 4.2.1
Built for x86_64-w64-mingw32I will try to :
use more recent verions
use minGw witch comes with qt toolsThank you
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@LeLev
Hi
Its not bad pr se, but i did burn my fingers using other version
that the one Qt provides. One issue can be 64 bit but it seems you are using 32.
so i would try the included mingw.
I know the test is not trivial due to huge compile times:) -
@mrjj Thaks, i will try this tomorrow
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hi @mrjj
6 houres ans 20 minutes and it is still running, is this normal ?
Intel Core i5-6500 / 3.20 GHz
8 Go RAM -
@LeLev
thats a bit long. does it uses all cores ?
i mean did u use the -j option ? -
@mrjj No.. Sadly i have not used -j , next time, for sure i will use it, Thank you
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@LeLev
Good work :)
and yes, debug builds are amazingly fat. -
@mrjj Hi,
I have a last question pls :
The folder where i installed Qt static version has now size of 638 Go ! is this 'normal' ?
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@LeLev
I would check where you had build folder. it most like is in that folder too.
Seems a bit big :)
So there might be tons of .o files etc remaining. -
Hi
i have saved 300Go by deleting \mingw53_32_static\examples -
Hi,
Always build with
-nomake tests -nomake examples
especially when doing a static build.