How to compile Qt1.45
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wrote on 25 Mar 2025, 08:45 last edited by
I want to compile Qt1.45, but I just know recode the sources and build. For MOC, there aren't suitable tools to compile. There are any people who have same interest to realize the Qt1.45 on Windows11.
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I want to compile Qt1.45, but I just know recode the sources and build. For MOC, there aren't suitable tools to compile. There are any people who have same interest to realize the Qt1.45 on Windows11.
wrote on 25 Mar 2025, 09:09 last edited by@xiliang-mengqi
Qt is now at version 6. You really don't want to do anything with Qt 1.45 which dates from 1999.... ! -
I want to compile Qt1.45, but I just know recode the sources and build. For MOC, there aren't suitable tools to compile. There are any people who have same interest to realize the Qt1.45 on Windows11.
@xiliang-mengqi Qt 1.45 on Windows 11?!
That's not going to work. -
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Qt is now at version 6. You really don't want to do anything with Qt 1.45 which dates from 1999.... !wrote on 25 Mar 2025, 10:46 last edited by@JonB May you are right. But I still want to know the history about Qt. And other reason is that Qt1.45 is esier than Qt6.
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@xiliang-mengqi Qt 1.45 on Windows 11?!
That's not going to work.wrote on 25 Mar 2025, 10:58 last edited by@jsulm but I can change code to suit Windows11. I wanto to know how the signal-slot system works.
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@JonB May you are right. But I still want to know the history about Qt. And other reason is that Qt1.45 is esier than Qt6.
wrote on 25 Mar 2025, 11:00 last edited by Pl45m4@xiliang-mengqi said in How to compile Qt1.45:
But I still want to know the history about Qt
You could read the sources manually, find old documentation archives or if you really want to run Qt 1.45 it might work on a Windows XP Virtual Machine.
@xiliang-mengqi said in How to compile Qt1.45:
I wanto to know how the signal-slot system works.
And why do you think you need Qt 1.45 for that?!
Just read here:
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@xiliang-mengqi said in How to compile Qt1.45:
But I still want to know the history about Qt
You could read the sources manually, find old documentation archives or if you really want to run Qt 1.45 it might work on a Windows XP Virtual Machine.
@xiliang-mengqi said in How to compile Qt1.45:
I wanto to know how the signal-slot system works.
And why do you think you need Qt 1.45 for that?!
Just read here:
wrote on 25 Mar 2025, 11:22 last edited by@Pl45m4 I just want to learn cpp, and I think Qt is a great openSources that I can ue to study, althoug Qt1.45 is very old.
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@Pl45m4 I just want to learn cpp, and I think Qt is a great openSources that I can ue to study, althoug Qt1.45 is very old.
wrote on 25 Mar 2025, 11:32 last edited by Pl45m4@xiliang-mengqi said in How to compile Qt1.45:
I just want to learn cpp, and I think Qt is a great openSources that I can ue to study, althoug Qt1.45 is very old.
The code that was used to write Qt 1.45 is C++98 Standard or something... it's not comparable to "modern" C++ like C/C++11 onwards. So even only for the sake of learning CPP language, it doesn't make sense to look at Qt 1.45.
New releases are also open source.
Start with learning the C++11, 14 or 17 basics and then begin with Qt 6
You don't learn how to drive and handle a car properly nowadays by looking at a Ford Model A from the 1920s, where you have to crank the rotor yourself.
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@xiliang-mengqi said in How to compile Qt1.45:
I just want to learn cpp, and I think Qt is a great openSources that I can ue to study, althoug Qt1.45 is very old.
The code that was used to write Qt 1.45 is C++98 Standard or something... it's not comparable to "modern" C++ like C/C++11 onwards. So even only for the sake of learning CPP language, it doesn't make sense to look at Qt 1.45.
New releases are also open source.
Start with learning the C++11, 14 or 17 basics and then begin with Qt 6
You don't learn how to drive and handle a car properly nowadays by looking at a Ford Model A from the 1920s, where you have to crank the rotor yourself.
wrote on 27 Mar 2025, 12:49 last edited by@Pl45m4 beautiful! And I relieaze. I really fancy reading Qt6 sources. thx.
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