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ACTIVEPERL 5.12.3 INSTALL
ACTIVEPERL 5.12.3 UPDATE
ACTIVEPERL 5.12.3 FULL

This would be required for building Qt WebKit. Use multiple processors for compilation (Microsoft Visual C++ only).ĭo not build the library for Unicode and Globalization support. Release-only build (Build Qt with debugging turned off).īuild shared Qt libraries (creating DLLs).

ACTIVEPERL 5.12.3 FULL

is a full path like C:\devel\ext\Qt\5.12.3\_64DLL The deployment directory, as seen on the target device.

Run configure -h to get the full list of options. Note that the following list of options is a setup that works for me, for my current projects you may need different features enabled/disabled, etc. Run Qt’s configure.bat from there to prepare the build. Open the 圆4 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS 2017 (you can find it in the start menu entry ‘Visual Studio 2017’) and navigate to C:\devel\ext\Qt\5.12.3\ (or whatever your chosen location is…). The next steps describe how you build 64-bit DLLs with Visual Studio 2017 for 32-bit files, or static libraries, or…, adjust the paths/names/options accordingly to your needs! Then move the content of it up to the root level and delete this now empty folder(s). If your extraction tool of choice puts it into sub-directories like qt-everywhere-opensource-src-5.12.3, I use C:\devel\ext\Qt\5.12.3\ in my environment). ExtractĮxtract it to an appropriate place for you (e.g. → Section Source packages & Other releases: “The source code is available: For Windows users a single zip file…”. → Down below, near the page’s bottom: “ if you are looking for offline packages you can get them here.” → Go Open Source (button in the right column) → Download button (page’s upper right corner) The way to get to the download links for the offline sources is not so obvious, so here are some directions to the main download page, for future versions: The shortcut to version Qt LTS 5.12.3 is

Official page: Qt 5 for Windows - Requirements: Building from Source. Python - it should be put in PATH for the command prompt build environment after installation.

Perl/ ActivePerl - it should be put in PATH for the command prompt build environment after installation.

ACTIVEPERL 5.12.3 INSTALL

Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 (Community Edition) - install it at least with the C++ Desktop workload, the C++ toolset and the Windows SDK.

Prerequisites and recommended installation order I do this mostly out of habit and to keep in training 😉Īnyways, if you’re still with me, I guess you also know what/why you want so, on with the show. Just install it via the online installer from the Qt site. My IDE has been updated to Visual Studio Community Edition 2017 (Version 15.9.12) īut I’ve not yet switched to the recently released VS 2019 (Version 16.x).Īs mentioned before, building Qt from source by yourself may not be neccessary when you run up-to-date versions of the OS and IDE: (Which reminds me: Despite the last post’s title and text, I already built that previous version (5.9.1) under Windows 10 some time later.)

ACTIVEPERL 5.12.3 UPDATE

The Qt Company has released a new Long Term Support (LTS) version of the Qt frameworkĪnd I think I should also update the version for my projects thus: Time for a new post!Īnd since the last entry in this series, I’ve also finally switched to Windows 10 (currently at version 1803 on my main machine).