[Qt-interest] Qt open source and VS 2008... how to make it work?
G. Allegri
giohappy at gmail.com
Thu Feb 18 15:01:59 CET 2010
Hi, this is my very first message on this list, as I'm a newbie with
Qt and cross-platform libraries.
I need to use Qt with Visual Studio 2008. I know that the Commercial
version has various facilites to integrate the two, but I would like
to understand what is achievable with the open source one.
Here a my two questions:
1 - the Open Source SDK installes the mingw libraries, while I can
download the standlone vs 2008 libraries. Is it possible to make the
development tools from the SDK use the latter? Can thay be installed
side by side with the original mingw libraries?
2 - qmake can generate VS 2008 solutions and projects using the
'vcapp' template. I did a try:
SOURCES = hello.cpp \
main.cpp
TEMPLATE = vcapp
HEADERS += hello.h
TARGET = helloworld
CONFIG += qt
but it generaes the following warnings:
WARNING: Unable to generate output for:
examples/qmake/tutorial//Makefile.Debug [TEMPLATE vcapp]
WARNING: Unable to generate output for:
examples/qmake/tutorial//Makefile.Release [TEMPLATE vcapp]
Is the vcapp template only available with the Commercial version? If
yes, I suppose I have to setup manually the VS project, and cannot
leavarage on the qmake tool... I hope I'm wrong!
Thansk for leading me into the Qt world :)
giovanni
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