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    Hello!

    I'm trying to build my application to a executable runnable on Windows. The source was written on Linux.

    What is the proper sequence of qmake/make commands to get this to happen.

    Thanks.

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    Default Re: Building for Windows

    Did you, by any chance, read the docs? And did you, by any chance, try the same sequence as on Linux?

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    Yeah I've looked but I haven't found anything.

    The process I use in Linux is
    qmake -project
    qmake
    make

    But that doesn't create a usable executable in Windows.

    I've tried
    qmake -project -win32
    qmake
    make

    But that doesn't work

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    Default Re: Building for Windows

    Quote Originally Posted by qball2k5
    But that doesn't work
    How does it "doesn't work"? Are you trying to cross-compile your application?

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    Yes....that's what I'm trying to accomplish.

    It's not a big deal. I don't even need to know the answer right now.

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    Default Re: Building for Windows

    I've never tried it, but I guess you have to take one of the directories from QTDIR/mkspecs and tweak the qmake.conf and qplatformdefs.h, so that they point to your cross-compiler toolchain, and then cross-compile Qt and your application.

    One thing I'm sure is that it isn't possible with Open Source edition of Qt/X11 --- you will have to download the windows version.

    If you manage to do it, write a tutorial and we will publish it here.

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    Default Re: Building for Windows

    There was a post about this on qt-interest two days ago:
    http://lists.trolltech.com/qt-intere...ad00351-0.html

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