Qt Creator Build Environment Windows 10 SDK
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wrote on 10 May 2021, 07:21 last edited by
Hey there!
I have the following problem regarding Qt Creator on Windows 10:I installed Qt MSVC 2019 64bit and Visual Studio 2019 Community on 2 machines (PC and Laptop). I can compile and run simple test projects on PC, but not on Laptop where I get include errors.
So I checked my projects build environment for both machines (INCLUDE variable). PC:
Laptop:
I can now add those paths manually in project settings but I'd rather have them load automatically. Any ideas on how to get that running?
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wrote on 12 Jun 2021, 07:54 last edited by
Just to let you know:
My problem was not related to Qt but to the scriptvcvarsall.batwhich is setting up the environment for MSVC. I had admin rights on my laptop but wasn't allowed to edit / query the windows registry. That's where the magic happens...
The best way to fix this (if you can't get access to the registry) is to manually setINCLUDE,LIBandLIBPATHat the end ofvcvarsall.bat. -
Hey there!
I have the following problem regarding Qt Creator on Windows 10:I installed Qt MSVC 2019 64bit and Visual Studio 2019 Community on 2 machines (PC and Laptop). I can compile and run simple test projects on PC, but not on Laptop where I get include errors.
So I checked my projects build environment for both machines (INCLUDE variable). PC:
Laptop:
I can now add those paths manually in project settings but I'd rather have them load automatically. Any ideas on how to get that running?
Dear @chrizbee,
it might be a stupid question, but did you install the Windows Kit on your laptop? AFAIK you have to explictly check that during VS setup.
Regards
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Dear @chrizbee,
it might be a stupid question, but did you install the Windows Kit on your laptop? AFAIK you have to explictly check that during VS setup.
Regards
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wrote on 11 May 2021, 05:59 last edited by
There has to be some script / batch file that will check for those directories since I didn't find them in my environment. So either that or vcvarsall.bat...
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There has to be some script / batch file that will check for those directories since I didn't find them in my environment. So either that or vcvarsall.bat...
@chrizbee Sorry, I don't know how that detection really works.
You might want to ask at the mailing list, maybe the developers have a hint for debugging that issue.
Regards
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wrote on 12 Jun 2021, 07:54 last edited by
Just to let you know:
My problem was not related to Qt but to the scriptvcvarsall.batwhich is setting up the environment for MSVC. I had admin rights on my laptop but wasn't allowed to edit / query the windows registry. That's where the magic happens...
The best way to fix this (if you can't get access to the registry) is to manually setINCLUDE,LIBandLIBPATHat the end ofvcvarsall.bat.