If a pure Qt application compiles cleanly under Linux...

[Kumosan]

...can it be assumed that the MinGW under Windoze will work a well?

My code compiles fine under Linux using the gcc and compiles as well under Windoze XP using Visual Studio 2005.

However, I am just too lazy to install the MinGW and make sure this compiler works, too.

[wysota]

...can it be assumed that the MinGW under Windoze will work a well?
Not in general case. In most cases, however, yes. It's your choice where and how to test the application.

[Michiel]

And I simply don't have any Windows pc to test on. I'm just assuming it will compile.

[wysota]

You can ask someone to do it for you. There are 3k users registered on the forum, surely you can find someone with Windows, it's quite a popular system...

[Michiel]

I have asked (http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/f-qtcentre-programming-contest-2007-21/t-compiling-on-other-plattforms-7221.html). No one has responded.

[Kumosan]

Not in general case. In most cases, however, yes. It's your choice where and how to test the application.

I am willing to take the risk. Was just curious. :)

[wysota]

I have asked (http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/f-qtcentre-programming-contest-2007-21/t-compiling-on-other-plattforms-7221.html). No one has responded.

Why not ask spud (http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/u-spud-2439.html)?

[Kumosan]

Why not ask spud (http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/u-spud-2439.html)?

He also offered only to test agains msvc2005. Already did that.
Btw. precompiled Windoze binaries can be downloaded from Sourceforge.