I can't build any version of qt because of assimp
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Hi All. I have been facing the same problem of "qtenjoyer", so I tried to use "C:\Qt\Qt5.12.12\5.12.12\mingw73_64" instead of msys2 but the configure.bat script ends with ERRORS as below. Is it maybe related to a too old version of QT5?
WARNING: The Clang-based lupdate parser will not be available. Suitable LLVM and Clang C++ libraries have not been found. >> You will need to set the FEATURE_clangcpp CMake variable to ON to re-evaluate this check.
WARNING: QtPdf won't be built. The following configure errors were found:- GCC version must be at least 10.0
??* Missing C++20 compiler support.
WARNING: QtWebEngine won't be built. The following configure errors were found: - Build requires Windows 11 SDK at least version 10.0.26100.0
- GCC version must be at least 10.0
- GNU compiler is not supported.
- Tool flex is required.
- Tool bison is required.
- Tool gperf is required.
- 64-bit Node.js 14.9 version or later is required.
- Missing C++20 compiler support.
ERROR: x86 intrinsics support missing. Check your compiler settings.
- GCC version must be at least 10.0
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Hi All. I have been facing the same problem of "qtenjoyer", so I tried to use "C:\Qt\Qt5.12.12\5.12.12\mingw73_64" instead of msys2 but the configure.bat script ends with ERRORS as below. Is it maybe related to a too old version of QT5?
WARNING: The Clang-based lupdate parser will not be available. Suitable LLVM and Clang C++ libraries have not been found. >> You will need to set the FEATURE_clangcpp CMake variable to ON to re-evaluate this check.
WARNING: QtPdf won't be built. The following configure errors were found:- GCC version must be at least 10.0
??* Missing C++20 compiler support.
WARNING: QtWebEngine won't be built. The following configure errors were found: - Build requires Windows 11 SDK at least version 10.0.26100.0
- GCC version must be at least 10.0
- GNU compiler is not supported.
- Tool flex is required.
- Tool bison is required.
- Tool gperf is required.
- 64-bit Node.js 14.9 version or later is required.
- Missing C++20 compiler support.
ERROR: x86 intrinsics support missing. Check your compiler settings.
@Alec_Star What MinGW version do you use? (no, C:\Qt\Qt5.12.12\5.12.12\mingw73_64 is not the installation location of the MinGW compiler, it is in the tools subfolder).
- GCC version must be at least 10.0
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Sorry, you are right. That was just my terminal point of commands.
The version is the one installed with Qt5.12.12 installer.C:\Tmp\qt6-build>mingw32-make --version
GNU Make 4.2.1
Built for x86_64-w64-mingw32
C:\Tmp\qt6-build>gcc --version
gcc (x86_64-posix-seh-rev0, Built by MinGW-W64 project) 7.3.0
C:\Tmp\qt6-build>g++ --version
g++ (x86_64-posix-seh-rev0, Built by MinGW-W64 project) 7.3.0 -
Sorry, you are right. That was just my terminal point of commands.
The version is the one installed with Qt5.12.12 installer.C:\Tmp\qt6-build>mingw32-make --version
GNU Make 4.2.1
Built for x86_64-w64-mingw32
C:\Tmp\qt6-build>gcc --version
gcc (x86_64-posix-seh-rev0, Built by MinGW-W64 project) 7.3.0
C:\Tmp\qt6-build>g++ --version
g++ (x86_64-posix-seh-rev0, Built by MinGW-W64 project) 7.3.0@Alec_Star This is a very old MinGW version.
How did you install it?
You should simply install MinGW using Qt Online Installer or Qt Maintenance Tool. -
@jsulm I simply installed by the offline qt package "qt-opensource-windows-x86-5.12.12.exe".
Maybe it is a too old version (2018) to compile qt6?@Alec_Star Why would you use a package from Qt 5.12 to build Qt6?
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@jsulm I simply installed by the offline qt package "qt-opensource-windows-x86-5.12.12.exe".
Maybe it is a too old version (2018) to compile qt6?@Alec_Star Yeas, you should install more recent MinGW. If you don't need Qt5.15 uninstall it and install Qt6 including MinGW.
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@Alec_Star Why would you use a package from Qt 5.12 to build Qt6?
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@JonB Well, just because I had that one already installed and i did a try. Anyway, thanks I will give a try with a newer version of qt6.
@Alec_Star For the record, Qt supplies a MinGW version, use the one which comes with whichever Qt version you are building.
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@Alec_Star For the record, Qt supplies a MinGW version, use the one which comes with whichever Qt version you are building.
