Qt 5.9 x32 with msVC 2017
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Did you use the online installer or the offline ?
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wrote on 8 Jun 2017, 11:52 last edited by
I'm using the online installer for Qt and VS
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You'll have to build it yourself. Pre-Built package for VS2017 is only provided in 64 bit (see this comment).
However, if you'd rather avoid self-compiling Qt, you an use the 32Bit VS2015 build with 2017. VS2017 is the first version of Visual Studio that is backward compatible. But it's only valid for VS2015.
You'll have to clone the kit and configure it to use the VS2017 compiler.
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wrote on 9 Jun 2017, 20:17 last edited by
Ok, Is there any step-by-step? I'm not sure If I can do it well :/
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wrote on 9 Jun 2017, 20:26 last edited by
for cloning:
go to options in qt creator > kits , select a kit and you should have a clone button. then on the result change the needed details. -
It's all in the documentation but like I wrote before, you can use the VS2015 pre-built with the VS2017 compiler which is likely the simplest way.
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It's all in the documentation but like I wrote before, you can use the VS2015 pre-built with the VS2017 compiler which is likely the simplest way.
wrote on 25 Jun 2017, 13:34 last edited by Cobra91151Hi! If compile
Qt 5.7.1
source fromVS 2017
, it createx86
andx64
pre-built packages, will it work? Or should I only useVS 2017
withQt 5.9
and also build forx86
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@Cobra91151 Qt 5.9 is the first version officially supporting VS2017 although you can try to build older version as well but you may encounter problems.
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@Cobra91151 Qt 5.9 is the first version officially supporting VS2017 although you can try to build older version as well but you may encounter problems.
wrote on 26 Jun 2017, 08:18 last edited byThanks. I will try it.