Version control of Qt compiled files
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Qt source code compilation, which file is used to control the version information of the generated .dll file (for example: 5.15.2)?
@Nan-Feng said in Version control of Qt compiled files:
which file is used to control the version information of the generated .dll file (for example: 5.15.2)?
It's not file, it is branch/tag you check out before building.
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So is there any way to modify him?
Another problem is that I want to use Qt 5.15.2 static compilation for the production of installation packages, but the default compilation will cause the final .exe to be very large. If you are compiling QT
When I skip some modules in 5.15.2, will the size of the .exe be reduced a lot? -
So is there any way to modify him?
Another problem is that I want to use Qt 5.15.2 static compilation for the production of installation packages, but the default compilation will cause the final .exe to be very large. If you are compiling QT
When I skip some modules in 5.15.2, will the size of the .exe be reduced a lot?@Nan-Feng said in Version control of Qt compiled files:
So is there any way to modify him?
Yes, checkout the branch you want to build (git checkout BRANCH_NAME).
"When I skip some modules in 5.15.2, will the size of the .exe be reduced a lot?" - no, because with static compilation only libs (in fact only used parts of the libs) which are used by your app are linked into your executable. Don't expect small exe files if you use static libs.
