tuli
7th January 2013, 07:00
Hi,
I have my Qt project in VS all set up and ready and can compile x86 builds just fine. When i switch the target platform to x64 though, the Qt build processes fail with an error:
"There`s no Qt version assigned to this project for this platform."
And when i check Qt\Qt Project Settings\Version there is indeed no version assigned to my project. So i select my only choice "4.8.4" and hit OK. This gets dumped in the output right away:
"Deleting intermediate and output files for project xxx, configuration Debug|win32."
And the "target platform" field is set to "win32" automatically.
When i switch it back to x64 and try to compile, the game starts over again...
What am i doing wrong?
specs:
- Visual Studio Pro 2008 SP1
- Qt Vs Addon 1111
- Qt 4.8.4 OS
- win7 x64 Sp1
I have my Qt project in VS all set up and ready and can compile x86 builds just fine. When i switch the target platform to x64 though, the Qt build processes fail with an error:
"There`s no Qt version assigned to this project for this platform."
And when i check Qt\Qt Project Settings\Version there is indeed no version assigned to my project. So i select my only choice "4.8.4" and hit OK. This gets dumped in the output right away:
"Deleting intermediate and output files for project xxx, configuration Debug|win32."
And the "target platform" field is set to "win32" automatically.
When i switch it back to x64 and try to compile, the game starts over again...
What am i doing wrong?
specs:
- Visual Studio Pro 2008 SP1
- Qt Vs Addon 1111
- Qt 4.8.4 OS
- win7 x64 Sp1