Phil.
I wanna compiled pyqt4 with visual studio.net 2003.
somebody told me ,python2.4 was compiled by vs.net 2003(which uses msvcr71.dll as c runtime ).
and if i compile pyqt4 with mingw(which uses msvcrt.dll as the c runtime).
said
"""
So if Python is linked against msvcr71.dll, you can't really build C++ extensions anymore (with MINGW), unless you are certain that mixing CRTs causes no harm for your application.
"""
btw, i have install pyqt4 mingw version(binary), it works nice.
On 6/12/06, Phil Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sunday 11 June 2006 4:42 pm, imcs ee wrote:
> sole,thanks
> with Q... on Windows, i can install gpl version qt4 with msvc.net platform.
> and sip.
> when install pyqt4.
> the configure.py return an error:
>
> D:\data\download\nt\PyQt-win-gpl-4.0>configure.py
> Determining the layout of your Qt installation...
> Error: Failed to create release\qtdirs.exe. Make sure you have a working Qt
> v4
> qmake on your PATH or use the -q argument to explicitly specify a working
> Qt v4
> qmake.
>
> but qmake is in PATH and in the default location.
>
> D:\data\download\nt\PyQt-win-gpl-4.0>qmake -v
> QMake version: 2.00a
> Using Qt version 4.1.3 in C:\Qt\4.1.3\lib
>
> if in install the binary pyqt4. then the pyqt4 sample can't execute with an
> error: missing mingw10.dll...
Make sure you have installed the Qt4 installer properly, including MinGW, and
that your PATH is set properly.
Phil
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