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    Default Problem w/ static deployment (4.6.2 on Windows)

    Title says it all. Tried a few threads here. AFAIK, I'm doing this right.
    Followed these directions.

    In my project file I have
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    1. CONFIG += static
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    The static compilation of Qt worked fine.
    The (supposedly) static compilation of my project compiles fine (no warning, no error).
    But, the binary comes out to 140k and doesn't run on machines w/o Qt installed on them.

    Is there a way to check if my Qt build is okay w/o actually recompiling it?

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    Default Re: Problem w/ static deployment (4.6.2 on Windows)

    EDIT... okay, that didn't work.

    Error on 64-bit
    This version of the file is not compatible with your Windows-version. Open the systeminformation of the computer to check whether a x86-(32 Bit)- or x64 (64 Bit)-version of the program is required, and then contact the publisher of the software afterwards
    Erron on 32-bit
    Program ist too big for the working memory
    Gonna try my luck on qt-interest I think.
    Last edited by kiss-o-matic; 19th November 2010 at 12:41.

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