Opensource Qt Creator Licensing
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Hello,
I am writing a C++ application and I would like to use Qt Creator to do it. If I use The opensource version of Qt Creator, but I do not use any aspect of the Qt framework do I still have to release my code under LGPL? Does the licensing apply to the Qt framework and not the IDE, or both?
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Hi
If use Creator to compile your app but do not use ANY Qt features in the code so
the end EXE file do not depend on any QT libs/dlls,u are free to do whatever u want.
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Hi
If use Creator to compile your app but do not use ANY Qt features in the code so
the end EXE file do not depend on any QT libs/dlls,u are free to do whatever u want.
@mrjj Thank you!
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Hi
Just so u know.You can keep your app closed source if you use the Qt Dlls.
That is use dynamic linking.Qt is a super nice frame work so using it provides huge benefit over
pure c++.Even for console apps.
But I can see the idea of just pure c++ development as it is a nice editor :)
