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Qt creator install how to#
Qt creator install install#

Qt creator install install#

I'm going to answer for 64bit binaries because it's what I use (and latter you just need to do the same thing for 32bits)įor use Qt Creator with MinGW-w64, one just need:ĭownload Qt Creator and install it.

Qt creator install how to#

How to install a kit for your Qt Creator. So, if one need it, at this moment must be compiled by oneself (This is for answer your opensource 5.7 comment). I don't know other place where to get newer 64bits Qt binary packages for MinGW-w64 (Maybe the ones at MSYS2 project? I didn't tried yet). Unfortunately the project is closed, so only are available until the Qt 5.5 Framework version. Here is when come the Qt64-NG project, a place where get the Qt Framework 64bits binary packages for MinGW-w64. At Qt official webpage it's only available the 32bits builds for MinGW.

MinGW-w64 5.3 (with flags 64 bits in the config) and the Qt 5.7 Framwork 64 bits build compiled under MinGW-w64 (MinGW-w64 version 5.3 or lower as long as they maintain binary code compatibility with our compiler).

MinGW-w64 5.3 (with flags 32 bits in the config) and the Qt 5.7 Framwork 32 bits build compiled under MinGW-w64 (MinGW-w64 version 5.3 or lower as long as they maintain binary code compatibility with our compiler).

This means, if we want to compile an application for 32 and 64 bits with MinGW-w64 5.3, plus the Qt 5.7 Framework, we need: When we make an application, we've to follow the chain of libraries compiled with the same compiler version, the same way we've to follow the application binary interface (32 or 64 bits) for those libraries.

Qt Creator, an C/C++ editor, with additional editing tools for the Qt Framework.

Qt Framework library, for create GUI's/Interfaces with multi-platform compatibility.

In addition, we have other two different tools: With that we can create our applications/programs in Windows.

TDM-GCC, GCC compiler for 32 and 64 bits applications.

MinGW-w64, GCC compiler for 32 and 64 bits applications.

MinGW, GCC compiler for 32bits applications.

MinGW only works for 32 bits, so we need the 64 bits forks, what means to use the MinGW-w64 or TDM-GCC flavors.

The intention is to use the GCC compiler under Windows, what mean we need MinGW (Minimalist GNU for Windows). I know that your question is how do you install a kit for your Qt Creator, but first I think it's needed an introduction (Sorry for your eyes, English it's not my native language)