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How to get Qt Version from builded application?

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    TomNow99
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    Hi,

    Some time ago, I build application for my Windows OS. Now I would like to know which QT I used to build it. I know that was QT 5, but maybe 5.9, maybe 5.11, maybe 12 etc. How can I check that? Of course I have that application exe and files like Qt5Core.dll and platforms.

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      Hi,

      Some time ago, I build application for my Windows OS. Now I would like to know which QT I used to build it. I know that was QT 5, but maybe 5.9, maybe 5.11, maybe 12 etc. How can I check that? Of course I have that application exe and files like Qt5Core.dll and platforms.

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      JonB
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      @TomNow99
      Not sure, but if you right click on Qt5Core.dll there is something like a Version tab or detailed properties. There you should see information in the .dll which should/might indicate the detailed Qt5 version number?

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        Hi,

        Some time ago, I build application for my Windows OS. Now I would like to know which QT I used to build it. I know that was QT 5, but maybe 5.9, maybe 5.11, maybe 12 etc. How can I check that? Of course I have that application exe and files like Qt5Core.dll and platforms.

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        whatabout
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        @TomNow99
        Not sure about Windows, but on Linux it's just:

        nm myApp | grep Qt_6 > /dev/null
        echo $?
        

        If it prints 0, it's a Qt 6 program, 1 otherwise.

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