Set up the Qt4.3.2 with Visual Studio 2005

[high_flyer]

Very good!
It would be a good idea if you'd post it in the wiki.

[pdolbey]

..or just write the code (.cpp, .h, .ui) in a folder and run
qmake -project
qmake -tp vc

and open the resulting .vcproj file with VS2005

Pete

[high_flyer]

Well, I just installed MSVC 2005 express, and compiled Qt 4.3.2 OS, all went smoothly (followed advice on this forum, wiki).
However, all though I manage to create a .vcproj project with:
qmake -project
qmake -tp vc
it doesn't moc, it only compiles "normally".

Am I right to assume that moc *should* be supported if all is correctly setup, or do open source users need to do this manually and add the mocs to the project?
(not Qt options in "tools->options".)

If this should be supported (I guess through the makefile), any idea what I might have been doing wrong?(points that I should check)

[high_flyer]

got it.
I forgot to add Q_OBJECT in my test classes....
So qmake didn't generate the moc rule.
Being impatient is not good...

[jambrek]

Hello,

I did all that stuff except moc, but I do this manually with qmake -project and qmake -tp vc. I have a linking problem. Linker could not find included libraries (qtmain.lib QtGui4.lib QtCore4.lib) because I don't have it in my qt\4.2.0\lib folder. I have *.a libraries. How can I make *.lib libraries for my Qt?

Thanks

[ChristianEhrlicher]

You have to compile Qt for msvc because there're no binary packages for msvc available. You downloaded the binary package for mingw.

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