Precompiled Qt5 v5.5.1 with OpenSSL and MySQL

28/10/2015 stathis 11 comments

I have finished patching all necessary libraries and finally compiled bug fix release Qt5 v5.5.1. It is compiled against OpenSSL v1.0.2d and MariaDB v5.5.46 with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015! I have not tested them yet, so bear with me. You can download them at the Precompiled Qt5 page.

software, windows precompiled libraries, Qt, Qt5

#1 | Written by zack about 8 years ago. Reply

Can you provide installers for the Qt Installer Framework? There is a prebuild 32 bit version, but for windows x64 you need 64 bit when copying stuff into the system root folder.

I tryed it my self with your prebuilds, but I get following error:
LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file ‘D:\dev\openssl\openssl-1.0.2d-vs2013\lib64\libeay32MT.lib’

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- #2 | Written by stathis about 8 years ago. Reply
  
  The Qt builds are very experimental. If you want me to look into it I would prefer to have an example that I can reproduce the problem. Send me a minimal example via email and I will see what may be the problem. In general, you sound to be copying things into your system32 folder. This is always a bad idea, you should never do that, because at some point you will lose track of where libraries are being loaded from. Also, when you ask for help, it is important to ensure you have provided sufficient information for anyone to help you. I compile Qt and the rest of the libs in many different ways and it’s not possible to infer what is your configuration from the information you provide.
  
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#3 | Written by Muito Makumba about 8 years ago. Reply

Please upload it to some different filehosting than mega.

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- #4 | Written by stathis about 8 years ago. Reply
  
  Please suggest a service, taking into account that it has to be easy to use and free.
  
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  - #5 | Written by Muito Makumba about 8 years ago. Reply
    
    Definition of “easy to use” differs from user to user. Main question is how much you need to store. Probably only yunpan.360.cn offers more than mega’s 50Gb from the start.
    
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    - #6 | Written by stathis about 8 years ago. Reply
      
      Easy to use means that I don’t have to spend time uploading files one by one and ideally I can streamline it, so I don’t have to do it by hand every time I compile. It should have enough space to hold the data you have asked for a duplicate. One Qt permutation is ~1GB alone and I figured mega’s 50GB is a good amount so I don’t have to bother for a while. Please also bear in mind that, unfortunately, I can’t read chinese, so it’s a bit difficult for me to use that website you’re suggesting. Could you at least let me know what’s the problem with mega? Slow for you? or another issue?
      
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      - #7 | Written by Muito Makumba about 8 years ago.
        
        Mega asks to install its browser extension for downloading files larger than 1 Gb. Not speaking it isn’t 100% compatible with every browser.
        
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      - #8 | Written by stathis about 8 years ago.
        
        Ok, I wasn’t aware it forces you to install mega. I need to find another solution. I don’t make a single cent out of all this effort, in contrast I pay monthly and I’d rather not have to add to that … I’m open to suggestions on how to solve it efficiently :)
        
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      - #9 | Written by Muito Makumba about 8 years ago.
        
        Could you at least try to compress Qt5 v5.5.1 (MSVC2013) package below 1 Gb? Or is it already compressed to max? ‘Free’+’huge enough to store all your compilations’+’with English interface’ cloud storage is hard to find yet.
        
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      - #10 | Written by stathis about 8 years ago.
        
        Can’t be compressed better, I’ve tried before settling for the current 7zips. What is wrong with using mega on your browser, it doesn’t work? I will look for a solution to this, but can’t deal with it right now.
        
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#11 | Written by my name about 8 years ago. Reply

can you upload them anywhere else but mega.nz?

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Precompiled Qt5 v5.5.1 with OpenSSL and MySQL

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