Greetings:

I am struggling with the Qt development environments lack of binary consistency. By this I mean what you can down load as binary packages, are often incompatible.

Let’s take what I would consider reasonable development environment. It would consist of

-Qt core framework
-QtCreator
-QtCreator Plugins
QWT, some nice extra widgets
SVN, version control
Doxygen
-Additional libraries
QWT
And for consistency we say all of these are current version.

Now I add a platform and compiler, let’s say Win7, MSVS 2012, 64 bit. The chances of finding binaries to “complete the set” are not high. So certainly I could always build my own from the source repositories, but let’s face it that is not a trivial task. And once you do build your own compatible suite, in 6 months you get to do it again as new versions come out.

I am probably just whining , just wondering what other folks do?
- Do you pair up with other trusted developers and share
- Lone wolf it, and build it all yourself
- Not use things because they are too much work.
- Is there a secret stash of binaries , I know of :

Frankly the Qtx64 repository seems the most promising for my needs.

So what do you do?

Regards
Carl