Here are a few hints:
- Since 1995 Windows has a search function on the Start menu that can find a file by name with a minimum of fuss
- You won't find the Qt sources if you haven't installed them
- If you are using the Qt SDK then you should:
- Start the updater from the Qt Creator Help menu or the Windows Start menu
- Select Package Manager and press Next>
- Under Qt SDK > Miscellaneous > Qt Source select the sources matching the Qt version you are building against, press Next>
- Press Update and behold the magic
- You will find the sources under the obscurely named "QtSources" folder of the location you installed the SDK (usually C:\QtSDK)
- The make command is "mingw32-make" if you are using the MingW compiler
- If you are not using the SDK then you can download the sources matching your Qt binary version from the Qt download page
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