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    Default Cross compile

    Hi,
    i want compile my QtQuick2 Application i try MXE but no success (some errors with QtQuick ) so how can i cross sompile my project from linux to windows

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    Default Re: Cross compile

    Why bother. Install Qt on the Windows box and build your source there.

    If you want to make a cross compiler environment on Linux targeting Windows then go right ahead. You need to build the cross-compiler, any libraries it needs, a cross-compiled version of any libraries Qt needs, a cross-compiled version of Qt, a cross compiled version of any 3rd party libraries needed by your application, and then you still need a Windows machine to run the result. As an unsupported, an probably unique, environment all the problems will be yours to solve.
    Last edited by ChrisW67; 3rd April 2013 at 05:17.

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