Where is the Source code and DLLS for the windows dependencies of QT?

[Sussybaka]

Im having problems running a Universal Windows Platform app on my Linux PC. The following DLLS are missing

• MSVCP140_APP.dll

• vccorlib140_app.dll

• VCRUNTIME140_1_APP.dll

• VCRUNTIME140_APP.dll

• XINPUTUAP.dll
  Any help with getting these dll files with their source code will be appreciated

[ChrisW67]

The first four are Microsoft runtime libraries from Visual Studio 2015. They are not open source. The runtime installer is here.

The last item is also a Microsoft library from its Common Controller API or a UWP version of it. It may be part of DirectX.

I would expect you should be able to install the C++ runtime under Wine (which I am assuming you are using). I am not sure any form of UWP program will go under Wine.

[mrjj]

Hi

Universal Windows Platform app on my Linux

If you mean to run them natively, this won't work ints tied to the winRT runtime.

Some work has been done
https://ian.bebbs.co.uk/posts/UnoLinux

[Sussybaka]

@mrjj I dont need to run it natively, I just need to run it through wine.

[Christian Ehrlicher]

See https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48145 for MSVC2015 runtimes

[Sussybaka]

@ChrisW67 what about this post https://forum.qt.io/topic/119590/why-does-it-not-install-msvcp140-dll-and-vcruntime140_1-dll-when-i-install-version-5-12-6/2?
When downloading that it didnt place the required dlls in

[ChrisW67]

@Sussybaka What about it? That post is complaining that the Qt installer did not repair a broken Microsoft runtime installation on Windows. Your original post make no mention of Qt and you are not running on Windows (just a partial imitation of one).