Why is there no 32-bit MinGW in qt6.0.1?
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Because there are no 32bit pre-build binaries for any compiler. Too much work for too few users. If you need 32bit Qt you have to compile it by your own.
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Because there are no 32bit pre-build binaries for any compiler. Too much work for too few users. If you need 32bit Qt you have to compile it by your own.
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@Christian-Ehrlicher
Is that right?But there is in QT 5.15.2, and most of the current mainstream software is 32-bit.Probably because of better compatibility@canid The downloads of the Qt binaries showed that there is no real demand for 32bit precompiled Qt so it was dropped to reduce the efforts creating all those binaries.
What 32 bit OS comes in your mind? -
@canid The downloads of the Qt binaries showed that there is no real demand for 32bit precompiled Qt so it was dropped to reduce the efforts creating all those binaries.
What 32 bit OS comes in your mind?@Christian-Ehrlicher
I'm using Windows 10 64-bit, but most of the software I install is 32-bit by default.I have encountered some government units still using 32-bit windows -
@canid said in Why is there no 32-bit MinGW in qt6.0.1?:
I have encountered some government units still using 32-bit windows
Do you program software for the government?
If you want a 32 bit Qt, compile it by your own. There will be no 32bit pre-build binaries for Qt anymore.
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excuse me but i have the same problem. can i use older qt mingw compiler like qt5 because there is a mingw32bit .or download a mingw32bit compiler and connect it to qt's kit
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You need at least MinGW 11.2 described here.
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Because there are no 32bit pre-build binaries for any compiler. Too much work for too few users. If you need 32bit Qt you have to compile it by your own.
@Christian-Ehrlicher fair, is there a tutorial how to do just that?
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