[solved] Qt release - difference with OpenGL version?
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Hi,
IIRC, the first one uses ANGLE. To decide which one you want to install check "this entry":http://qt-project.org/wiki/Qt-5-on-Windows-ANGLE-and-OpenGL
Hope it helps
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You'd probably need to build it yourself
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I tried the latest 5.3.1 VS2012 with OpenGL
I copied all the .dll needed and I get this error :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l8hr50anl60n6uh/dependencyWalkter.pngI'll probably try to find how to build the version without OpenGL if I can't fix this, I suspect it's related to OpenGL.
Is there a guide on how to build QtCreator from scratch? I never did it as before 5.1 the version was provided (VS2012 without OpenGL) on the official website..
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Hi,
[quote author="maximus" date="1403915093"]I tried the latest 5.3.1 VS2012 with OpenGL[/quote]How did you try it?
[quote]I copied all the .dll needed and I get this error :
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l8hr50anl60n6uh/dependencyWalkter.pngI'll probably try to find how to build the version without OpenGL if I can't fix this, I suspect it's related to OpenGL.[/quote]Ignore API-MS-WIN-*.DLL and IESHIMS.DLL. They are false positives.
I don't know what DCOMP.DLL and GPSVC.DLL are for, though.
[quote]Is there a guide on how to build QtCreator from scratch?[/quote]You don't need to build Qt Creator. You only need to build Qt.
See http://qt-project.org/wiki/Building_Qt_5_from_Git for instructions.
To build an ANGLE-based package with MSVC 2012, use this command:
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configure.bat -opensource -nomake examples -nomake tests -angle
@(Add any other flags you want)
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I did try it; downloaded the latest Qt binary from the download page, configured my existing working project (5.1 ) to compile it in release and try to run it like before. Having the problems I mention thought.
If I click on my .exe without the "platform" folder, I get the usual error "could not find platform 'windows'". With the platform folder in the same dir, I get the app crash.
I'm gonna try the MSVC2013 release without openGL and see if I can get it to work. not sure because my app use "vlc-qt" which is compiled with MSVC2012.
http://projects.tano.si/vlc-qtI'm also considering going with the enterprise license at this point. I'm trying the trial right now. I'm no C++ expert and just want to code, not build the whole thing on every update.. sorry for the rant, you guys give great help but I just don't have time for that.
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[quote author="maximus" date="1403955457"]downloaded the latest Qt binary from the download page, configured my existing working project (5.1 ) to compile it in release and try to run it like before. Having the problems I mention thought.[/quote]What happens if you just run it in Qt Creator?
If it runs in Qt Creator, but crashes when you click on your .exe, that means your program is fine. You just need to make sure you use the correct DLLs. If you have multiple versions of Qt in your system, the wrong DLLs might be loaded (especially if they are in your PATH)
[quote author="maximus" date="1403955457"]I'm gonna try the MSVC2013 release without openGL and see if I can get it to work. not sure because my app use "vlc-qt" which is compiled with MSVC2012.
http://projects.tano.si/vlc-qt
[/quote]MSVC 2012 and MSVC 2013 are not compatible, unfortunately. All components in your project need to be built with the same compiler.Good luck.
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When I run it in QtCreator, I get the same error message (could not find platform ‘windows’) and also crash (see above screenshot, program stopped working..)
Guess i'll take some time and learn how to build Qt, thanks your for your links
[Edit: here is the error screenshot]
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pt2n1mom2vxxrhm/erro5_3.pngWeird that QtCreator can't find the platform "windows", the .dll files are in "Qt\Qt5.3.1\5.3\msvc2012_opengl\plugins\platforms", shouldn't QtCreator find it ?
