How to build for x32 if my app is made with x64 kits?

hskoglund

Forgot to say, Visual Studio 2019 (and as I heard also Visual Studio 2021) also follow this path, i.e. they are built as 32-bit applications that can run either on a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows.

VRonin

@Engelard said in How to build for x32 if my app is made with x64 kits?:

please don't tell me that i don't have to download and install another same Qt but for x32 version.

Bingo!

Engelard

As i understand i can not install it from MaintainTool, only download raw setup file from some site?

Engelard

Okay, i'm done. I downloaded that 3gb, installed another Qt(same 5.12.0 version but x32) file name was: qt-opensource-windows-x86-5.12.0.exe it installed about 0.5gb in selected folder(interesting why weight of install file almost 3gb). And after all this i can't select bloody executable file when try to add Qt version!

UPDATE:

Just realised that i need qmake.exe file, and there is no such thing in whole folder of freshly installed x32 Qt!

VRonin

What you are showing in your images is Qt Creator, not Qt

Engelard

@VRonin said in How to build for x32 if my app is made with x64 kits?:

What you are showing in your images is Qt Creator, not Qt

What should it be then?

VRonin

Go to the folder where you installed Qt (not Qt Creator, it's where qmake.exe is) and start the maintenance tool, select "add or remove components" and tick the boxes as shown in the picture

Nick111

@hskoglund :( ...shit! I just downloaded the offline version of x86... and I am on 64 bit! :(

And I have been enjoying this whole topic from top (jus for fun) ...and didn't realize it untill I came to this part...writtern 64 bit. That it struck me!.... I ran back to checked my IDM listing and phew! ...its x86... And just completed.....smile

V funny ...Now I have to download it again....smile

Think getting smarter day by day. :)

Anyway np will download it tomorrow. In anycase not going to use it now....so its no big deal.

Nick111

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jsulm

@Nick111 You can use x86 on x64 if you don't really need x64