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It is not enough having '''Visual Studio 2008 Visual C++''' (compiler) installed on your developer machine. You’ll need the Windows platform SDK too. But there is an easier way to compile a Qt application under Windows: [[MinGW]] | It is not enough having '''Visual Studio 2008 Visual C++''' (compiler) installed on your developer machine. You’ll need the Windows platform SDK too. But there is an easier way to compile a Qt application under Windows: [[MinGW]] | ||
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C1083: Cannot open include file: ‘stddef.h’: No such file or directory
It is not enough having Visual Studio 2008 Visual C++ (compiler) installed on your developer machine. You’ll need the Windows platform SDK too. But there is an easier way to compile a Qt application under Windows: MinGW
The standard installation of “Qt SDK” does not contain MinGW automatically! Use the custom installation mode instead!
If you use the default installation you can add MinGW very easily:
- Start Qt Creator
- Menu: Help | Start Updater
- Package manager (Maintain Qt SDK)
- In the tree view : Qt SDK / Development Tools / Qt 4.7.4 / Desktop Qt 4.7.4 – MinGW