Precompiled Qt5 v5.4.0 for Visual Studio 2013 [with MariaDB (MySQL) and OpenSSL support!]

29/01/2015 stathis 2 comments

I just finished compiling the ~8.5GB set of Qt v5.4.0 libraries, you can download them here.
These libraries are compiled against ICU v54.1, MariaDB v5.5.39 and OpenSSL v1.0.1l with Microsoft Visual Studio 2013. The compiled libraries are both in debug and release mode, for 32 and 64-bit, as well as linked both shared and statically.

And before you ask: Yes! using these libraries you can compile your code statically against Qt5 and create a single .exe file without the need to deploy DLLs.

Please be aware that I have not yet thoroughly tested them and any feedback is very welcome: both positive and negative feedback!!
Even confirming that you got it working is VERY important, since I don’t have the time to test everything!

Have fun :)

software coding, precompiled libraries, Qt5

#1 | Written by lemta2000 about 9 years ago. Reply

Hi, Thanks for your work. It’s great.
I’m trying rebuild Qt5.4.1 with your ICU (55.1-vs2013) for WinRT (windows 8.1 and windows phone 8.1) but failed :(
I’m use VS2013 x86 Native Tools Command Prompt to run configure.bat in Qt source as below:

configure.bat -prefix M:\qt-rebuid -platform win32-msvc2013 -xplatform winphone-arm-msvc2013 -developer-build -opensource -confirm-license -mp -nomake examples -nomake tests -debug-and-release -no-warnings-are-errors -icu -I M:\icu\include -L M:\icu\lib64 -ltcg
and occurs errors: I’ve captured and upload at: http://postimg.org/image/er32yieqn/
Can you point me where it wrongs?
Thanks!

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- #2 | Written by stathis about 9 years ago. Reply
  
  You’re better off capturing the log to a text file and posting it, I can’t tell what’s wrong from your screenshot. Make sure you added ICU directories properly to your qt configuration though and that it is detected.
  
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Precompiled Qt5 v5.4.0 for Visual Studio 2013 [with MariaDB (MySQL) and OpenSSL support!]

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