How to add QT Kits (minGW, android, etc..) by offline installer?
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HI,
I am looking for some offline installer for kits alone. Is there any such thing or any other workaround to have kits installation offline?
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HI,
I am looking for some offline installer for kits alone. Is there any such thing or any other workaround to have kits installation offline?
@gnusiva said in How to add QT Kits (minGW, android, etc..) by offline installer?:
I am looking for some offline installer for kits alone
Not sure I understand. You can't download a Kit, you install a Qt version then you get a new Kit.
Offline installers: https://www.qt.io/offline-installers -
HI,
I am looking for some offline installer for kits alone. Is there any such thing or any other workaround to have kits installation offline?
@gnusiva said in How to add QT Kits (minGW, android, etc..) by offline installer?:
I am looking for some offline installer for kits alone. Is there any such thing or any other workaround to have kits installation offline?
In simple terms, "Kit" == "Qt Version" + "Compiler"
The only "full" kit that you can get from a Qt installer is the MinGW kit. If you want the Qt 5.13.2 MinGW kit, you must select at least 3 things from the Qt installer:
- Qt > Qt 5.13.2 > MinGW 7.3.0 32-bit (This is the Qt version)
- Qt > Developer and Designer Tools > Qt Creator 4.10.2 (This is the IDE. It cannot be deselected)
- Qt > Developer and Designer Tools > MinGW 7.30 32-bit (This is the compiler)
For all other kits (like MSVC and Android), you must install the Qt version and the Qt Creator IDE from the Qt installer, and you must download the compiler from the 3rd party website. (For example, download MSVC from the Microsoft website and download the Android SDK from the Google website)
