eiswand
28th November 2010, 14:48
Hello!
I want to try Qt with VS 2010. Thus I downloaded the sources and compiled them (on a VS x64 command prompt with configure -platform win32-msvc2010 -no-qt3support & nmake). It seems like it worked (got no errors and a lot libs and dlls where created)
My problem: When I go into the qt bin folder and try to start Designer.exe the program instantly crashes (with the typical "you want to send a report to microsoft? window).
I can start qtdemo.exe, and most of the demos start. But many of them crash too when I click on certain contrails. For example I can launch Layouts->Dynamic Layouts application, but when I click on the orientation combobox the program crashes.
Do I have to do another step after configure & nmake to use Qt?
Oh, another thing: In the Qt lib folder are all the import libs .lib and .dll files. Don't I have to copy all the DLLs into a Win32 system folder to make them accessible for all apps?
Thanks
I want to try Qt with VS 2010. Thus I downloaded the sources and compiled them (on a VS x64 command prompt with configure -platform win32-msvc2010 -no-qt3support & nmake). It seems like it worked (got no errors and a lot libs and dlls where created)
My problem: When I go into the qt bin folder and try to start Designer.exe the program instantly crashes (with the typical "you want to send a report to microsoft? window).
I can start qtdemo.exe, and most of the demos start. But many of them crash too when I click on certain contrails. For example I can launch Layouts->Dynamic Layouts application, but when I click on the orientation combobox the program crashes.
Do I have to do another step after configure & nmake to use Qt?
Oh, another thing: In the Qt lib folder are all the import libs .lib and .dll files. Don't I have to copy all the DLLs into a Win32 system folder to make them accessible for all apps?
Thanks