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I downloaded QT 4.1.1 OpenSource and can't get it to configure.
I tried:
configure -platform win32-msvc.net
but it reports:
Invalid option "win32-msvc.net" for -platform.
Trying to set QMAKESPEC to win32-msvc.net and running just "configure" yields an error to the same effect.
Any ideas?
You have to use MinGW for open-source edition.
You can use the prebuilt installation, qt-win-opensource-4.1.1-mingw.exe, at:
http://www.trolltech.com/download/qt/windows.html
Is there a particular reason for this? Does the commercial version support MSVC? If so, why not the open source one?Quote:
Originally Posted by brcain
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by saber850
http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/showthread.php?t=765Quote:
Originally Posted by saber850
there is a way you can patch the opensource version.. so it will support msvc.net and msvc2005..Quote:
Originally Posted by saber850
http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...group_id=49109
I wonder how Trolltech takes this kind of patch.....Quote:
Originally Posted by BrainB0ne
As I have understood it's against their policy.
What is against their policy? Don't understand this...Quote:
Originally Posted by jpn
Qt-opensource-win is GPL and the patch is too - so what to blame?
Thanks for the link and kudos to Trolltech.Quote:
Originally Posted by jacek
Thanks to all for the quick and helpfull responses.
My interest in QT (at this time) is so I can build and debug KDiff3 (http://sourceforge.net/projects/kdiff3/). KDiff3 was working well before Corp IT started remotely administering our Windows machines. Now KDiff3 takes 10-20 seconds to start.
Using SysInternals' FileMon I see a bunch of stuff happening, including BUFFER OVERFLOW results. So I wanted to step through KDiff3 in a debugger to find the source(s) of these problems.
Thanks again.