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Document Build Requirements #32
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So, so far it seems you need Qt 6.1.x The only official way to get a pre-built Qt developer kit for windows is through their online installer, which requires a Qt account. I set that up and started downloading Qt 6.1.3. The download averaged less than 50KB/s so far, so it won't finish til tomorrow at this rate. So I tried getting the Qt source, here: https://download.qt.io/official_releases/qt/6.1/6.1.3/single/qt-everywhere-src-6.1.3.zip.torrent You then need to build for Windows: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/windows-building.html You also need to install the Qt extension for Visual Studio: https://stackoverflow.com/a/62230320/ Haven't gotten past this yet, so not building yet. Possibly other requirements I haven't gotten to yet. |
I got Qt built from source, but it is a bit more troublesome to use. I wound up just waiting for the install to complete and have gotten back to this now. I also tried setting up Appveyor, but the build fails pretty immediately saying:
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Just did a little bit more work on this. I got this working: And this working: And the project from the solution created by that qmake command builds in Visual Studio 2019, but then I get this when I try to run the local debugger:
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Hello, can you please document the build requirements?
I have cloned the repository and opened the solution in Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition.
Nothing builds as-is. What is needed?
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