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    Default Application built, needs DLL's

    I made a program, built it as a release and installed it on another computer. But I have no idea what .DLL's it requires to run. Is there a way to create a QT app with the .DLL's "embeded"? Or just how do I create a working release of the program (do I copy the .Dll's from mingw? ).

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    Yes, you can embed the DLLs, but then you can no longer use the LGPL, but a commercial license (unless your project is open-source).

    Or, you can use something like Dependency Walker, which will tell you which DLLs the program requires. Most apps require QtCore and QtGUI.

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