first time: run Qt under Visual Studio
- From: "Robin" <robin.pain@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 26 Mar 2006 02:53:26 -0800
The following is my attempt to get my QT3.3.6 files to run in Qt4.1.1
which apparently requires Visual Studio (I used Borland V5.5
free-compiler previously).
I have never used VS before.
This is approximately what I have had to do so far and any corrections
most appreciated.
a) Install VS standard version 6
b) Run the qt-win-commercial-4.1.1-vc60.exe
0) Tools->Options->Projects and Solutions then insert the path
"C:\Qt\4.1.1\include" and press OK
1) File->New->Project
2) Expand Visual C++ node
3) In left pane highlight "General"
4) In right pane highlight "Makefile Project"
5) In bottom portion insert your project name and press OK...
6) ...next...
7) In Build command line insert "nmake"...
8) ...next...
9) Finish
10) Project-><yourProjectName>Properties
11) in "Configuration Properties" node highlight "NMake"
12) Click "Rebuild All Command Line" and enter
qmake -project
qmake
nmake
13) At to left, change Configuration from Active(debug) to Release and
then repeat 12)
14) Insert header Files and cpp files in directory tree.
15) Delete existing makefile
16) Save the project
17) Build->rebuild all
18) Lots of errors... beginning with:-
NMAKE : warning U4004: too many rules for target '
....
Help (was Qt3.3.6)
Cheers
Robin
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