Deploying a Windows Application Using Shared Libraries
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Process of Deploying an Application on Windows using Shared Libraries include making folder with executable file of application and all dependent files like .dll files.
Example Application include following modules: core, sql, quick, qml, network, opengl.
QT += core gui sql quick qml network opengl
Application must build in release mode which will generate executable file of application.
Creating Apllication DIR
Application must include following files:
application executable
- application/application.exe
files from Qt
- application/d3dcompiler_46.dll
- application/icudt51.dll
- application/icuin51.dll
- application/icuuc51.dll
- application/libEGL.dll
- application/libGLESv2.dll
- application/Qt5Core.dll
- application/Qt5Gui.dll
- application/Qt5Network.dll
- application/Qt5OpenGL.dll
- application/Qt5Qml.dll
- application/Qt5Quick.dll
- application/Qt5QuickParticles.dll
- application/Qt5Sql.dll
- application/Qt5Widgets.dll
Visual Studio 2012
- application/msvcp120.dll
- application/msvcr120.dll
MySql Database
- application/libmysql.dll
- application/qsqlmysql.dll
DIRs from Qt
can be fount in Qt plugins dir
- application/platforms/
- application/imageformats/
can be found in Qt qml dir
- application/Qt/
- application/QtGraphicalEffects/
- application/QtQuick/
- application/QtQuick2/
Extending functionality will require more files to include in application DIR.