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== Windows notes: == | == Windows notes: == | ||
* | * Use MSVC2022, MinGW is not activly supported. | ||
** you need "Desktop development with C++" + "'''Windows * SDK'''" (which is not default) | ** you need "Desktop development with C++" + "'''Windows * SDK'''" (which is not default) | ||
* Also, do not use a '''build path that is too long'''. For example, if you have a long user path or if one drive is involved, it can result in '''crazy build errors''' | * Also, do not use a '''build path that is too long'''. For example, if you have a long user path or if one drive is involved, it can result in '''crazy build errors''' | ||
Latest revision as of 00:12, 13 April 2026
Instruction on how to build Qt Design Studio add-on components.
Qt Design Studio environment needs a special add-on lib to work
Windows notes:
- Use MSVC2022, MinGW is not activly supported.
- you need "Desktop development with C++" + "Windows * SDK" (which is not default)
- Also, do not use a build path that is too long. For example, if you have a long user path or if one drive is involved, it can result in crazy build errors
- a good path is, for example, c:\dev. It is also good that it is not synced to one drive, which makes the machine slow during a compile.
Use Qt 6.10.3 to build it. Make sure to enable BUILD_DESIGNSTUDIO in the CMake options.
In case you use your own Qt there is the need to get Studio Components that are used in any wizard-created project
- its build and installed as part of the build process (qmlpuppet cmake does this).