[Qt-interest] Qt4 from *NIX to Windows w/static library
Miguel Cardenas
mfcardenas at gmail.com
Sun Dec 14 20:10:57 CET 2008
Hi list
I am porting a program from Linux to Windows, there are some platform
related things to test (not related to Qt) and I want to solve a few doubts
before starting...
1. I've just download the latest Visual Studio 2008 express (VC++ 9) and
will use it to program on windows, is it right for Qt4 opensource edition?
2. Can Qt4 create static AND/OR dynamic libraries at a same time? or I
should choose only one option of them?
3. If it is possible to create static libs to statically link my program, do
I need to install Qt on the other computers am gonna test my program? It is
a simple communications client but it would be annoying to compile Qt and
install Visual Studio in every test computer and compile my program at every
site when I make a change in the code, so I want to make one EXE and just
copy it to the other computers. It should not be a problem to compile Qt in
every computer, except that it takes over 3 hours at 3GHz and if I do it on
3 computers for windows it makes 9 hours!
4. If it is NOT possible to create static libs and just to copy the EXE to
the other computers, is it possible to create ONE SINGLE Qt4 binary package
(under windows) and just install it already compiled to the other computers?
In Linux I made a Slackware package of Qt 4.3.3 so it is enough to
installpkg it on my other test computers, but can I do the same with
windows? if so, HOW?
As always,
Thanks for your help!
--
Miguel Cardenas
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