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I’m very new to this C++ and Qt Creator thing, I’m using Qt Creator in Mac OS X.
Is there an easy way to compile for Windows and Linux platform also?
The current way I’m doing is copying the source file to a Windows machine (with Qt) and compile it, which takes a lot of time.
Is there a command or something that can get all 3 executables at once?
It is far from trivial, and Trolltech didn’t like the idea (by making it harder than it should be).
There is Cross compiling Qt/Win Apps on Linux on the Internet which will help (only directories might be different for Mac, commands should be the same).
After you have cross-compiled, you’ll need to create a shortcut to Qt Creator with a custom PATH that has your cross-compiler directory prepended to the rest of the PATH. That way you can ensure it is used. This is not recommended though.
Why not just use a properly set up VM?