Problems with installation of 4.8.3 on WinXP SP3 running under Parallels on Mac OS X 10.8.2

[A Former User]

I installed downloaded qt-win-opensource-4.8.3-vs2010.exe and run into issues that I think are related to installation. Qtdemo that starts the end of installation crashed immediately. VS2010 debugger shows that crash happen inside of free() and the top of call stack looks like:
@ 00000000()
QtOpenGL4.dll!6303172a()
[Frames below may be incorrect and/or missing, no symbols loaded for QtOpenGL4.dll]
QtOpenGL4.dll!63040ae6()
QtOpenGL4.dll!63040f8d()
QtOpenGL4.dll!630644e6()
QtOpenGL4.dll!63047289()
QtOpenGL4.dll!63064926()
QtGui4.dll!65127106()
QtGui4.dll!650550d0() @

Then I installed Qt VisualStudio Add-In but demo Qtdemo crashes still the same.

Also, Qt based solution, that I copied from a windows machine, fails to build under VS2010 but I figured I'll try to resolve Qtdemo issues first.

Am I missing something in the installation procedure?

[A Former User]

Made a number of additional installation attempts. Using evaluation version of 32 bit software also run into immediate crash running qtdemo, also with memory management, but this time in malloc() as opposed to free().
Below is the call stack. Ideas anyone?
@ 00000000()
QtOpenGL4.dll!6303172a()
[Frames below may be incorrect and/or missing, no symbols loaded for QtOpenGL4.dll]
QtOpenGL4.dll!63040ae6()
QtOpenGL4.dll!63040f8d()
QtOpenGL4.dll!630644e6()
QtOpenGL4.dll!63047289()
QtOpenGL4.dll!63064926()
QtGui4.dll!65127bc6()
QtGui4.dll!65055630()
QtGui4.dll!65126545()
QtGui4.dll!650fd73f()
QtGui4.dll!6511ff19()
QtGui4.dll!6554b6c3()
QtGui4.dll!651e7ee9()
QtGui4.dll!65058ddb()
QtGui4.dll!65064961()
QtGui4.dll!652652c7()
QtGui4.dll!653a98c0()
QtGui4.dll!654e74da()
QtOpenGL4.dll!6300c339()
QtGui4.dll!653a9871()
QtCore4.dll!670fc577()
QtGui4.dll!65020449()
QtGui4.dll!6502298d()
QtGui4.dll!650644ee()
QtGui4.dll!650b373f()
QtGui4.dll!650b37f7()
QtGui4.dll!650b38bc()
QtGui4.dll!652f0f6d()
QtCore4.dll!670fc4ef()
QtGui4.dll!65020449()
QtGui4.dll!6502298d()
QtGui4.dll!6506c47c()
QtGui4.dll!650593ae()
QtGui4.dll!6515d1e0()
QtGui4.dll!651b63a0()
QtCore4.dll!670fc45d()
QtCore4.dll!670fe1cf()
QtCore4.dll!670fee15()
QtGui4.dll!654d1f1f()
QtGui4.dll!652be731()
QtGui4.dll!6506f320()
QtGui4.dll!6506f4a7()
QtGui4.dll!6505d042()
QtGui4.dll!6507248a()
QtGui4.dll!6507312e()
QtCore4.dll!6710ae59()
QtCore4.dll!6710e5ca()
QtCore4.dll!67164513()
QtGui4.dll!654d86df()
msvcr100.dll!malloc(unsigned int size) Line 89 + 0x3b bytes
ffffff90()
@

[A Former User]

I now have doubts if Qt 4.8.3 may be used in my environment (WinXP running under Parallels on Mac OSX). Has it ever been tried? Is it supported?

I encountered additional problems trying to make use of commercial (evaluation) installer.

1. Copied VS2010 qt-based solution from another Windows computer where the solution could be build without a problem.
2. Started VS2010 using Qt by Digia v4.8.3 (VS2010 Commercial) menu
3. An attempt to build copied solution resulted in error MSB6006: "cmd.exe" exited with code 1.
   Output tab shows
   @------ Build started: Project: F2P, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------
   '\psf\Home\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\F2P'
   CMD.EXE was started with the above path as the current directory.
   UNC paths are not supported. Defaulting to Windows directory.
   moc: ClipPanel.h: No such file
   Moc'ing ClipPanel.h...
   Moc'ing ColorButton.h...
   moc: Cannot create .\GeneratedFiles\Debug\moc_ColorButton.cpp
   Moc'ing ControlPanel.h...
   moc: ControlPanel.h: No such file
   Moc'ing CheckFaces.h...
   moc: CheckFaces.h: No such file
   Moc'ing BuildBoxDimsDlg.h...
   moc: Cannot create .\GeneratedFiles\Debug\moc_BuildBoxDimsDlg.cpp
   Moc'ing F2PDocDlg.h...
   moc: F2PDocDlg.h: No such file
   Moc'ing F2PView.h...
   moc: F2PView.h: No such file
   Moc'ing HorSpanSlider.h...
   moc: HorSpanSlider.h: No such file
   Moc'ing LayerView.h...
   moc: LayerView.h: No such file
   Moc'ing ItemDelegate.h...
   moc: ItemDelegate.h: No such file
   @

It seems that moc can't find .h files even though they are situated in the same directory as .cpp files.

Should I abandon my attempts to use develop with Qt using VS2010 under Parallels on Mac?