On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 6:15 PM, Ruben Van Boxem <[email protected]> wrote: > 2012/5/11 MARTIN Pierre <[email protected]> >> >> > Yes, you will, but depending on how you build them, you'll need to point >> > the project's build infrastructure to find the Qt you've built. There's >> > nothing special about MSYS, it's only an emulation of a POSIX shell on top >> > of Windows. >> Perfect. Thanks Ruben :) Just for my personal information, why would >> SeZero's toolchain build Qt under MSYS while all the other i tried cannot? >> >> And for people willing to do what i'm doing, in the previous eMail, Ruben >> said: >> >> export PATH=C:\mingw32\bin;%PATH% >> >> export QTDIR=C:\path\to\the\Qtdir >> But he obviously meant: >> set PATH=C:\mingw32\bin;%PATH% >> set QTDIR=C:\path\to\the\QtDir > > > yeah that :P > >> >> Well... i find myself typing "ls -a" or "find ./ -name something -exec " >> all the time when using windows cmd, and i really, really, really hate it. > > > Take a look at GNUWin32 they have a lot of the programs you'd want, for use > with cmd. The shell remains the same old non-functional cruft, but you get > ls, file, find, etc... Just remember GNU find is not Windows find, and some > stuff might expect the Windows version.
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