You should try "configure -platform msvc.net...". Hope it helps![]()
You should try "configure -platform msvc.net...". Hope it helps![]()
it does not work, i get the message " invalid option msvc.net for -platform"
win32-msvc.net is the right option.
Qt Code:
-platform <spec> ... The operating system and compiler you are building on. (default %QMAKESPEC%) See the README file for a list of supported operating systems and compilers.To copy to clipboard, switch view to plain text mode
it does not work, i get the message "unknown option win32-msvc.net"
Try "configure -help" and then start reading.
i tried this before . i got frustrated . what is your IDE i will use it instead of msvc?
can you help me in this?
I use KDevelop on Linux and Visual Studio on Windows.
Don't get frustrated - just read what is written there and follow the instructions instead of blindingly trying to get the right combination of characters entered in the command line.
Don't give up. Installing Qt for Visual studio can be very frustrating when doing it the first time. Maybe you should try http://doc.trolltech.com/4.3/install-win.html which explains the first steps (leave out step one and take a special look at step three).
One more clue: from your topic I guess that you want to use Qt together with Visual Studio 2005. Then you should try "configure -platform win32-msvc2005" instead of "...win32-msvc.net".
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coder1985 (27th November 2007)
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thanks very much, i did it. i wrote "configure -platform win32-msvc" and it is working fine
thanks for every one.
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