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    Default Building Qt with MinGW - strange dependencies

    I'm building Qt 4.3.5 on Windows XP from qt-win-opensource-src-4.3.5.zip.
    The compiler is mingw 3.4.5, binutils 2.17.50, mingw32-make 3.81, mingwrt 3.15.1, mingw-utils 0.3, w32api 3.11.
    I don't use any special config flags. Just configure.exe, mingw32-make. Everything goes ok. But then every (well, almost every) demo or/and example fails to start saying that it misses MSVCP80.DLL. Why, if I build it with mingw?
    And that's not all. If I move the folder with demo sources out from C:\Qt and qmake, mingw32-make in it, evrything becomes just fine. And MSVCP80.DLL is not needed any more.
    Any ideas?

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    Default Re: Building Qt with MinGW - strange dependencies

    Maybe you have pre-compiled demos? Have you tried "make clean"?

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    Default Re: Building Qt with MinGW - strange dependencies

    The problem is solved. I've had installed VC2005 redistributable before, and then uninstaled it but (I guess) not correctly. Windows reinstall solved the problem.

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