Run Application on WinXp 32Bit

hskoglund

Hi, looks like the WinXP computer is missing the VC2015 dlls, you could try installing them, download is here

Boris1980

Hey thank you, i will try. But why do i need this, when i deplay a native exe for winxp?

Christian Ehrlicher

@Boris1980 said in Run Application on WinXp 32Bit:

But why do i need this, when i deplay a native exe for winxp?

You need the correct visual ~~studio~~ C/C++ runtime on every computer where it is not available, not just on xp.

/edit: @JonB - fixed, thx :)

JonB

@Christian-Ehrlicher

visual studio runtime

Visual C/C++ runtime! :)

robopoulos

Please let me ask a related question here: is it possible and legal to add the VS compiler runtime to go with the Qt files in the installation setup or must it be installed independently? How about mingw?

Thanks

koahnig

@robopoulos said in Run Application on WinXp 32Bit:

Please let me ask a related question here: is it possible and legal to add the VS compiler runtime to go with the Qt files in the installation setup or must it be installed independently? How about mingw?

For MinGW it is easy IMHO just use the default settings of the online installer. The different MinGW versions are put to tools folder under Qt.

In general I would not see a problem to do similar with the different MSVC versions as long you do not through an automated installer which is not supplied by MS. Just MHO and IANAL

robopoulos

@koahnig said in Run Application on WinXp 32Bit:

@robopoulos said in Run Application on WinXp 32Bit:

Please let me ask a related question here: is it possible and legal to add the VS compiler runtime to go with the Qt files in the installation setup or must it be installed independently? How about mingw?

For MinGW it is easy IMHO hust use the default settings of the online installer. The different MinGW versions are put to tools folder under Qt.

In general I would not see a problem to do similar with the different MSVC versions as long you do not through an automated installer which is not supplied by MS. Just MHO and IANAL

I'm sorry, my mistake, I chose my words badly, I meant that is it possible to add the runtimes to go with a program deployment installation. Or perhaps you noticed my mistake in your reply.

koahnig

@robopoulos

OK, now the question is more related to the discussion before. Sorry did not notice.

I believe it should be no problem for MS dlls IMHO. But again IANAL.

For MinGW you should be save IMHO.

Christian Ehrlicher

The vcredist package is explicitly meant for distribution with your installer. It can be downloaded here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads
There are also scripts for e.g. innosetup to automatically install it when needed.

Boris1980

Good Morning,

after i have installed the Visual C/C++ runtime, i get an Qt error? QtCore.dll (guiapplication.cpp)

"This Application failed to start, because it could not finde or load the Qt Plattform plugin "windows" in "".

When i execute the app on my development PC form the output folder, ther is no error. only if copy the app to another machine (The Exectuiotn folder contains my exe and QtCore.dll QtGui.dll and Qtwidget.dll)
sorry for my noob questions, i am new in QT;)

Christian Ehrlicher

You also have to deploy the needed qt plugins for your application. The easiest way to do so is to use 'windeployqt' - see http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/windows-deployment.html