And add the MinGW to your installation process like below.
Or, I bet you would face the trouble like I did below.
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I tried to use Qt in Windows 7 64bit.
So I chose the link below.
- Qt 5.1.1 for Windows 64-bit (VS2012, OpenGL ...)
The installation was OK, but executing a sample application in Qt Creator totally frustrated me with the error message:
Qt Creator needs a compiler set up to build. Configure a compiler in the kit options.
I googled and the answers were about installing MSVC... something like that.
So I googled again and finally downloaded the file: vc_compilerCTPNov2012.exe
But.. I'm disappointed again with the error below
I just don't want to get involved with Visual Studio stuffs.
So I just chose another installation file which uses MinGW instead of MSVC stuff, even though that's for 32 bit.
And I included the MinGW installation during the installation process, then I was good to go.
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