cc1 should be in the mingw package you downloaded. look for it in bin. the PATH variable should contain this directory.
If it is not, then try installing the mingw that the Qt installer prompts you to download.
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cc1 should be in the mingw package you downloaded. look for it in bin. the PATH variable should contain this directory.
If it is not, then try installing the mingw that the Qt installer prompts you to download.
Regards
No this does not solve the problem. I still get the same error.
Do you try this on vista? There was a problem with mingw there. Try to update your mingw runtime from sf.net/projects/mingw
Wali (6th September 2007)
Yeah I'm using vista business x64. I don't fully understand how to update the mingw runtime, but I did find a solution that works. I needed to add ( C:\MinGW\libexec\gcc\mingw32\3.4.5 ) to my path variable. Thats where cc1.exe was located. Now qt complies. Thanks
Just download http://downloads.sourceforge.net/min...mirror=surfnet and unpack it into your MinGW directory.
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