bnilsson
25th July 2009, 10:20
I am using Qt 4.5.1, WinXP and Visual Studio 2008.
As far as I understand, the best way of working is to use Qt shared libraries while debugging and development, and linking statically for deployment.
Questions:
1)
Does this require two separate Qt installations, or can Qt shared debug and Qt static release co-exist in the same Qt directory? If they can co-exist in the same Qt directory, what preparations are necessary (such as nmake distclean or nmake clean etc.) before the second installation?
2)
Is it possible to have a .vcproj project where the debug configuration is using shared libraries and the release configuration is using static link? if the answer is yes, how should this be done?
As far as I understand, the best way of working is to use Qt shared libraries while debugging and development, and linking statically for deployment.
Questions:
1)
Does this require two separate Qt installations, or can Qt shared debug and Qt static release co-exist in the same Qt directory? If they can co-exist in the same Qt directory, what preparations are necessary (such as nmake distclean or nmake clean etc.) before the second installation?
2)
Is it possible to have a .vcproj project where the debug configuration is using shared libraries and the release configuration is using static link? if the answer is yes, how should this be done?