2023年11月6日 · @SimonSchroeder said in Qt Project in Visual Studio 2022: I highly dislike the Qt plugin for Visual Studio. For QMake-based project I just run qmake -tp vc myproject.pro on the command line which yields a much better VS project (dependencies are better resolved). CMake is a lot easier because you can just open it in either VS or QtCreator. Also ...

2020年7月1日 · The Visual Studio tells me that there is a problem (shown below as comments) with these two lines in the above code: #include "ui_mainWindow.h" // Problem: cannot open source file "ui_mainWindow.h" Ui::mainWindowClass ui; // name followed by '::' must be a class or namespace name

2015年11月15日 · download and run the online installer, select only the Src component of Qt 5.5.1 ( lets say it installs to some <Qt-Src> ) create some directory for build artifacts, let's say <Qt-Build> create directory for the final Qt location, let's say …

2015年11月16日 · @Furkas Visual Studio SDK is something else. It is an SDK for developing VS extensions and it does not contain "Debugging tools for Windows". We were talking about "Windows SDK", not "Visual Studio SDK". Note that Visual Studio 2015 also installs Windows SDK, but it's a stripped down version that does not have debugging tools component.

2023年2月2日 · The argument is set in my CMakeSettings file and I didn't recognize that Visual Studio 17 2022 implicitly means Win32. I set it to Win64 and it works. Sorry for thinking that this doesn't work in general. I thought I already made a boiled …

2020年12月16日 · after Visual studio upgdade and Qt VS Tools upgrade facing same problem, with no solution found. tried uninstalling, reinstalling Visual studio and also using older Qt VS Tools. with no luck. (qt 5.12.5)--- qmake(10540): started C:\PROGRAM FILES\XXXXXXXX\XXXXXXXX\xxx\qmake.exe--- qmake: Querying persistent properties

2016年12月31日 · On Windows, particularly in Visual Studio, "what needs to be done" means creating a whatevername.rc file, adding it to the solution, inserting a line similar to this into it (adjust the file name of course): IDI_ICON1 ICON DISCARDABLE "myappico.ico" and compile it.

2020年10月2日 · @nickph said in How do I add MinGW in the Qt Options of Visual Studio Tools? (Visual Studio 2019): What is the right configuration to add MinGW and run it on windows? You can't use MinGW with MSVC IDE. You need Qt compiled for MSVC or compile with QtCreator.

2022年9月8日 · I have created a static Qt build on Windows 10 by using Visual Studio 2022. I am trying to create Qt static application via CMake by linking Qt and its modules as a /MT runtime library. In CMake I am linking the next Qt modules: Qt6::Core, Qt6::Widgets, Qt6::Gui. However, I get errors during linking:

2020年8月15日 · To solve the VCINSTALLDIR problem, start the command prompt from your start menu -> Visual Studio 2017 -> x64 Native Tools Command Prompt (be sure not the ones with x86) Then call : set PATH=C:\Qt\5.14.1\msvc2017_64\bin;%PATH% to make both vc and qt dirs in your PATH. To force deploying the release binaries, add --release after windeployqt.