On 05.09.2012 13:24, Joerg Bornemann wrote: > On 05/09/2012 12:50, ext Peter Kümmel wrote: > >> MinGW will have a rise because MS again has the worst C++ support, >> MSVC2012 is a joke. > > Yes with MSVC's lacking C++ features MinGW clearly has a chance to > become *the* C++ toolchain on Windows but at the moment it's really > crappy. There are of course use cases where MinGW is a good choice but > for building Qt applications I see no reason to use it. > >>> Yeah this looks wrong. Note the e: in the middle of the path. >>> You're not trying to build Qt Creator with MSVC using a MinGW Qt, do you? >> >> It builds and links a lot before it breaks. > > Not really helpful. > This is what I do to build Qt Creator using MSVC 2008 and Qt 4.8: > > (Qt Creator source is in .\creator, build dir is .\creator-build) > > cd .\creator-build > qmake -r ..\creator > jom (or maybe jom release)
Same here, but with a fresh qt/4.8 build Error: dependent '..\..\..\qt-creator\src\plugins\coreplugin\Core.pluginspec' does not exist. It's not a multithread problem also nmake/fom -j1 fails. Seems I was too optimistic about 4.8.3, which also doesn't build without fiddling (cd src && jom && cd .. && jom) > > What are your steps to build it? > > > BR, > > Jörg > _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
