QT 5.12 make Mingw 32 release
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I download it and add it to my QT 5.12 and it worked perfectly, really I appreciated that many thanks for you <3 and i hope they make a 32 bit release in the next versions if there is a way we can make a suggestion because most of us need our apps to be in 32 bit release, Thanks again @nayk
@AmrCoder said in QT 5.12 make Mingw 32 release:
I download it and add it to my QT 5.12 and it worked perfectly, really I appreciated that many thanks for you <3 and i hope they make a 32 bit release in the next versions if there is a way we can make a suggestion because most of us need our apps to be in 32 bit release,
You should write a mail to the Interest mailing list or directly create a suggestion in Jira.
In either case, please provide a link here, so we can follow the discussion. Thanks!
Edit: Follow-up: https://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/interest/2018-December/031798.html
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I solve it by copying the folder of the 5.12.0\mingw73_32\plugins\platforms to the same folder that has the exe programe if there is a solution to solve it without this it will be better
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the solution proposed by @nayk works very well, however this is a partial solution, because each time you want to update Qt, you need to build a new version of Qt for x32. I think there is a way to cross compile your application using mingw-64w, but i don't know how to do that. Maybe someone can instruct us how to do it!
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the solution proposed by @nayk works very well, however this is a partial solution, because each time you want to update Qt, you need to build a new version of Qt for x32. I think there is a way to cross compile your application using mingw-64w, but i don't know how to do that. Maybe someone can instruct us how to do it!
@KATO2 Why do you want to cross compile? Just use MinGW32 to build Qt.
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@jsulm official QT 5.12.0 and QT 5.12.1 includes only MinGW 64, not MinGW 32 version was included.
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@KATO2 I'd say it may take four weeks until 5.12.2
So if you are in a hurry, you can still consider building Qt yourself.
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@TonyK Honestly, I lost a bit track of the progress here.
But I doubt there will be a compiler change within the 5.12.x series - so it would be with 5.13 earliest. Anyway, this is the wrong place for wishes, the correct one is bugreports.qt.io
If you file a suggestion there, please provide a link here so we can comment and vote.
Thanks and regards
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hi guys i have this topic's problem but in qt6 when i want to create a 32 bit version release in my qt i can't do that because i don't have 32 bit version MinGW . can you guys help me.
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hi guys i have this topic's problem but in qt6 when i want to create a 32 bit version release in my qt i can't do that because i don't have 32 bit version MinGW . can you guys help me.
Hi
https://forum.qt.io/topic/123609/why-is-there-no-32-bit-mingw-in-qt6-0-1Basically, you will have to compile a 32 bit version yourself.
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