Hi,
I am struggling to set up a development environment for QCad development in C++.
Until now, without success. I downloaded Qt everywhere; but fail to configure it on a Windows 7 machine. Is there any cookbook or documentation with step by step instructions? (NB: the target system is definitely Windows, however I would not care if the development environment would be linux ...)
Any ideas?
Regards,
Ulrich
PS: I want to thank for the answers I got so far! I adore your speed and technical excelence!
Best fit development environment for c++
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Re: Best fit development environment for c++
Brief compilation instructions for Windows are available at:
http://www.qcad.org/en/component/conten ... es#windows
I'm using cygwin as shell and jom instead of nmake under Windows, but the Windows command line and nmake will also work.
http://www.qcad.org/en/component/conten ... es#windows
I'm using cygwin as shell and jom instead of nmake under Windows, but the Windows command line and nmake will also work.
Re: Best fit development environment for c++
Thanks for your answer. It help to investigate into the correct direction: to set the environment variables (a little bit more as the vsvars32.bat thing...). But right now, I have nmake building Qt in my cygwin window (at least a unix-like environment! great!), and it seems to be work okay!
Regards,
Ulrich
Regards,
Ulrich