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    mic19
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    I got "Invalid option "win32-msvc2017" for -platform" this error message when i use vs2017 to compile qt-5.4.1.
    So i want to know how to compile qt-5.4.1 with vs2017?
    Is it really not support vs2017?

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      I got "Invalid option "win32-msvc2017" for -platform" this error message when i use vs2017 to compile qt-5.4.1.
      So i want to know how to compile qt-5.4.1 with vs2017?
      Is it really not support vs2017?

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      jsulm
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      @mic19 Try to use win32-msvc2015. VC++2015 and VC++2017 are compatible and I guess when Qt 5.4.1 was released where was no VS2017 yet.

      https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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          @mic19 Try to use win32-msvc2015. VC++2015 and VC++2017 are compatible and I guess when Qt 5.4.1 was released where was no VS2017 yet.

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          @jsulm msvc2015 get the same error

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            @jsulm msvc2015 get the same error

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            @mic19 Can you upgrade to a newer Qt version?

            https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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              @mic19 Can you upgrade to a newer Qt version?

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              @jsulm what can prove that qt5.4.1 is not supported on msvc2017

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                @jsulm what can prove that qt5.4.1 is not supported on msvc2017

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                @mic19 One way is to start the online installer, expand the Qt 5.4 subtree and see what is offered there.

                https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                  @jsulm what can prove that qt5.4.1 is not supported on msvc2017

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                  @mic19

                  Qt 5.4.1 was released four years ago.

                  At this time, MSVC 2017 did not even exist, so why should this Qt version support it?

                  Qt has to stay free or it will die.

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                    can i just modify some file and compile qt5.41 with vs2017? because change qt version may cause some new problem to my project.

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                      can i just modify some file and compile qt5.41 with vs2017? because change qt version may cause some new problem to my project.

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                      @mic19 Did you try win32-msvc2015 for -platform as I suggested before? It should work with VS2017.

                      https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                        @mic19 Did you try win32-msvc2015 for -platform as I suggested before? It should work with VS2017.

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                        @jsulm yes, i had try that. but it is a unrecognized version like 'msvc2017'. 'Configureapp.cpp' proves that the max supported version is 2013.
                        0_1547711416348_f77f5cd5-4062-402d-a8c9-9e8f0e4ca949-image.png

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                          @jsulm yes, i had try that. but it is a unrecognized version like 'msvc2017'. 'Configureapp.cpp' proves that the max supported version is 2013.
                          0_1547711416348_f77f5cd5-4062-402d-a8c9-9e8f0e4ca949-image.png

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                          @mic19 In this case you either need to downgrade to VS2013 or maybe do some changes in mkspec/what ever to be able to build with VS2017.

                          https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                            @jsulm yes, i had try that. but it is a unrecognized version like 'msvc2017'. 'Configureapp.cpp' proves that the max supported version is 2013.
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                            @mic19
                            I would suggest you to consider using Qt version 5.6.3

                            That's an LTS version (Long term support) that means 3 year bug fix support (till March 2019) it comes with msvc2013 and 2015 precompiled libs.


                            Be aware of the Qt Code of Conduct, when posting : https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct


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