I been programming C++ for years, and I only used Pure Win API rather than graphics libraries. I could have made my own library but that would have taken forever, and wouldn't be as good as Qt... BUTTTTT I would make mine compilable easily with DevC++ and Visual Studio. Rather than force some sort of qmake/make method that never works out. Even if only the Commercial version has VS projects, I would assume someone might have posted their own DevC++ or VS projects. But since I been on this forum, I am under the impression that no one in this forum that has seen my posts has used DevC++ or VC to compile Qt.

If I can't figure out how to use them, then how can someone who barely learned c++ use them? If it's so easy to figure out, why hasn't anyone explained this to me, I been talking about it for basically all the posts I have on this forum. I still have not figured out a single way to use Q_OBJECT/slots without using the moc, or qmake/make, and there is no getting around it, but this means I have to use qmake/make to do it FAST. However, if Qmake and make do not compile a standard pro file that is obviously correctly coded, and I did everything according to what people told me and what the docs tell me, then this means the developers did not test this library enough, or express it correctly in their documents, or no one on this forum knows how to properly explain compiling. Take your pick.