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  1. 7th April 2009, 19:05 #1
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    Default Qt on win32 question

    Hello,
    My question is regarding Win32 port of Qt4. Does it require GNU/Cygwin runtime on Windows, or can it work with "native" win32 runtime ?
    Sorry if I missed that information in FAQs...
    Thank you,
    -V
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  2. 15th April 2009, 10:11 #2
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    Default Re: Qt on win32 question

    Cygwin is not required.

    You need MinGW and QT itself. That's it.
    I'm a rebel in the S.D.G.
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    Default Re: Qt on win32 question

    Or Visual Studio.
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