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Greetings all,
We are developing a QT application (QT 4.6 LGPL version) in Linux platform.All the libraries we use are cross-platform.
Now we want to port it into Windows and continue develop in Windows.
My questions are:
2.If its Visual C++ compiler, which Visual Studio version should be used ,can we use ‘Visual C++ Studio 2010 express’ ?
thanks in advance.
The easiest, by far, is to install QtCreator. it includes MinGW and simply opens the same project files as on linux. compile, and go!
A huge advantage of MinGW over VC++ is that it doesn’t make you chase circles around getting the right vcredist library for the exact version of the compiler, nor it cares too much about debug/release builds. To deploy, just be sure to copy the same one or two DLLs you have on the development machine. A few more for Qt, but these are well-documented on Qt docs. No hidden surprises.