The toolchain itself runs on 32bit and 64bit windows. MinGW from the Qt SDK, this is shipped i.e.This chapter describes on how to build the Qt opensource for a 32bit windows target. Any other perl might work too, this is the tested version. However, these tools are needed for both the build processes, 32 and 64bit:
QtCreator 2.5 (or similiar, build process will be provided as well later)Īlthough the build processes are very similar, please note that the cmd.exe shell build environment is slightly different for the PATH variable to find the right compiler toolchain.To work with the newly created Qt you need also: an application to unzip the tarfiles like 7zip.a mingw32-make replacement to use all the cpu cores for building.a tool to replace text in the makefiles (for the install step only).The Qt Opensource Source Package with all the sourcecode.The following list will give an overview on the packages you need for your personal build of Qt opensource. Since there are many packages to find on the web you have to manage what package is chosen with caution. The main thing you want check is to choose the right toolsets that are able to build Qt from bottom up. To build Qt on your own windows desktop pc there is no wizzard needed. Follow these steps only if you want to learn how to make a cutom build or if you aim a 圆4 target. The official Qt SDK installer will work just fine. 6 Building a cross Qt for x86 host and 圆4 target.5 Build Qt with MinGW for a 圆4 (x86_64) target.This has been tested on 64 bit windows 7 system for Qt 4.8.4 source building Qt for 64 bit targets. Only a few adaptations are required concerning the references to MinGW compilers. The below build process is only tested with Qt 4.7.4 on a windows 7 圆4 host.Įven so this guide has been created some time ago it is still applicable for Qt4. There are many more possibilities to do the work. Any hints and comments you can read here are provided to help you to make your own steps with opensource software. Remark, this guidance here is only for your information. Please look through the prerequisites before you start your work in order to make a definite step building your own Qt. Besides there is a possibility to cross build Qt on a 64bit host for a 32bit target and vice versa. Since there is a 32bit and a 64bit MinGW that can be used to build your Desktop Qt you have to decide if you wanted to build Qt Libraries targetting a x86 (32bit) or a 圆4 (64bit) machine. This chapter will describe some steps to build Qt using a windows host and the MinGW Toolchain. En Ar Bg De El Es Fa Fi Fr Hi Hu It Ja Kn Ko Ms Nl Pl Pt Ru Sq Th Tr Uk Zh
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