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How do I add MinGW in the Qt Options of Visual Studio Tools? (Visual Studio 2019)

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    nickph
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    Hi,

    I would like to use MinGW (32-64) which are both installed on my computer. When I try adding this installation with the Windows Host option selected I get the following:

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    What is the right configuration to add MinGW and run it on windows?

    Thank you in advance

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      Christian Ehrlicher
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      @nickph said in How do I add MinGW in the Qt Options of Visual Studio Tools? (Visual Studio 2019):

      What is the right configuration to add MinGW and run it on windows?

      You can't use MinGW with MSVC IDE. You need Qt compiled for MSVC or compile with QtCreator.

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        @Christian-Ehrlicher said:

        You can't use MinGW with MSVC IDE

        To be fair you could probably rig this up with CMake (never tried myself). VS has a pretty good support for it so one could use it as an IDE.

        @nickph That's not a scenario Visual Studio Tools can help you with though. It's only for MSVC and MSBuild so as @Christian-Ehrlicher said you need a MSVC version of Qt for that.

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          Thank you everyone. I will just use QtCreator

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