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Possibility to build a static 64-bit version of qt 5.14.2 using mingw (Windows 10)

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    Kapitan79
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    Hi!

    Is there a possibility of static build of the 64 bit version of Qt (for example, version 5.14)?
    If so, what should be done for this?
    Is there any instruction?

    Thank you!

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      Hi,

      Yes, in the documentation.

      Remember all the constraints that comes with a static build of Qt under GPL/LGPL.

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        Hi,

        Yes, in the documentation.

        Remember all the constraints that comes with a static build of Qt under GPL/LGPL.

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        @SGaist Thanks for the answer.
        I'm interested in using mingw64.
        How to create a 64-bit build of the Qt framework with it?
        By default, the 32-bit version is collected.

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          How are you doing it currently ?
          Did you install the MinGW compiler using the Qt Online Installer ?

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            How are you doing it currently ?
            Did you install the MinGW compiler using the Qt Online Installer ?

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            @SGaist said in Possibility to build a static 64-bit version of qt 5.14.2 using mingw (Windows 10):

            How are you doing it currently ?
            Did you install the MinGW compiler using the Qt Online Installer ?

            I installed mingw64 a long time ago using online installation for other purposes.
            I need to understand whether Qt can be built statically with mingw64 in principle (it doesn’t matter if it was installed earlier via an on-line installation or downloaded separately).
            And if possible, what procedure is needed for static build

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