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Compiling QtMqtt in 6.5.0 version

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    MarioFromAlassio
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    Hi last year i have installed QT 6.2.3 open source with Qt Mainteance tool,
    i need qtmqtt module and i found a procedure to compiling from source downloaded with QtMaintenance tool.
    Now i like to install 6.5.0 version so i downloaded all distribution with sources without uninstall 6.2.3.
    Well i am not able to compile and install qtmqtt module for new version.
    Is there someone that can halp me?

    Thank a lot !!!
    Bye!!

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      SGaist
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      Hi,

      Can you explain what issue you are getting ?

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        MarioFromAlassio
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        Probably is a misconfiguration of the environment.
        I read the readme file in Src folder and i followed the istruction
        to compile entire QT but i don't need to recompile
        all QT but only the qtmqtt module.
        I have installed visual studio community 2022
        and, as i said, 6.2.3 and 6.5.0 of Qt.
        I 'don't know if there is a sort of guideline to compile and
        install only a module.
        Thank in advance.

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          SGaist
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          The simple way:

          • open the module in Qt Creator
          • add a custom step to install the result
          • build and install

          Do it twice, once for release and once for debug

          The usually way

          • open a terminal
          • create a build directory
          • go into it
          • use the qt-cmake from the Qt 6 version you want to build your module for
          • build
          • install

          Do it once for release and once for debug.

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            MarioFromAlassio
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            Sorry but there isn't any .pro file in Src/qtmqtt folder so how have i to do to open in QtCreator ?

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              Sorry but there isn't any .pro file in Src/qtmqtt folder so how have i to do to open in QtCreator ?

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              jsulm
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              @MarioFromAlassio Then there should be CMakeLists.txt file (Qt6 switched to CMake).

              https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                MarioFromAlassio
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                Yes it is. Sorry i didn't know that was possible to load project in QtCreator via CMakeList.txt.
                I'm 55 years old but i'm a baby in QT.
                Thank a lot!
                I'm going to try ;-)
                Bye

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                  MarioFromAlassio
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                  Yes it works :
                  1 load QtCreator -> Load Project c:\Qt\6.5.0.Src\QtMqtt\CMakeList.txt
                  2 Build Release and Debug
                  3 Exit QtCreator
                  4 Go to C:\Qt\Src\6.5.0\build-qtmqtt-Desktop_Qt_6_5_0_MinGW_64_bit-Release
                  5 cmake --install . (see the point at the end)
                  Done

                  Thank to all!!!!
                  Bye!

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