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    Default Re: How can i compile my app with all libraries to run in win7

    Thank you a lot for quick reply.

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    Default Re: How can i compile my app with all libraries to run in win7

    Ok, I try build the newest version of Qt but with no success. Allways i have got some errors. Finally I found this tutorial: http://blog.bakojohn.com/?p=205&lang=en
    And it works only with the same version(4.6.2). I don't know why but it never mind.
    There is another BUT: When i build my app in release mode. It works fine. But when a try debug mode. I have got error: "Cannot open -lqtguid". From what I found on Google I understand that is the same library as Qtgui but Qtgui is for release mode and Qtguid is for debug mode.
    My guess is: it's because in configure line missing "-debug" switch: "configure -static -release -no-exceptions -qt-sql-sqlite". Is that true?

    And in real life. I just develop my app in debug mode with shared libraries and when I want to build my app as standalone, I use release-static mode to build.

    Am I understand it well?

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