On 17-Dec-14 16:10, raven-worx Software wrote: > i am using the command "qmake -tp vc -r" to generate Visual Studio projects. > With Qt 5.3 and MSVC2008 this worked flawlessly. > But since Qt 5.4 can't be compiled with MSVC2008 anymore i switched to > MSVC2013.
What do you mean by "Qt 5.4 can't be compiled with MSVC2008 anymore"? Visual Studio 2008 is still a supported toolchain. > The command runs without errors and creates the .vcxproj files, so far > so good. And AFAIU you're calling configure, then "qmake -tp vc -r" to create VS project files to build Qt? What is the use case for doing that? If this approach worked for 5.3, then you were lucky. Nobody tests this way of building. > E.g. the command written to the project file looks like this: > cl -c $(CXXFLAGS) <SOME-INCLUDE-FLAGS> tools\qstring_compat.cpp > -Fo.obj\debug\qstring_compat.obj $(CXXFLAGS) is a variable meant for nmake. Nobody thought of making this work with VS project files. And nobody will, if I'm not totally mistaking the crowd's motivation wrt this issue. BR, Joerg _______________________________________________ Development mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/development
