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Compiled static and shared OpenSSL v1.1.0d and v1.0.2k for MSVC 2008-2015 are now available in the Precompiled OpenSSL page. Build scripts and patches as always also available for anyone who wants to customize their builds.

Library names have changed upstream for v1.1.0d, but I follow the older pattern for my builds (i.e. libname[MT/MD][d]), as with the other branches.

Bear in mind that as of 02 Jan 2017 the OpenSSL team has announced that support for the 1.0.1 branch has been discontinued, so you are strongly encouraged to drop it as soon as possible and move to the latest 1.1.x branch. I will keep the latest supported version (1.0.1u) around for anyone wanting to use it.

Older versions of OpenSSL are moved in the Precompiled OpenSSL (Past Builds) page, however it is only there for archival purposes, do not use these builds for any production systems. Actually, if you are doing any serious work, you ought to build your own OpenSSL anyway.

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The latest ICU 58.2 is compiled with MSVC 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015. The precompiled static libraries are linked against the static MSVC runtimes (/MT instead of /MD).

You can fetch it as usual in the Precompiled ICU page.
Older ICU builds are hosted in the Precompiled ICU (Past Builds) page.

Any feedback is welcome. enjoy.

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Update 03/11/2016: I have patched the sources to fix the problem mentioned in my original post. I have submitted that patch also to ICU upstream ticket: 12840

The latest ICU 58.1 is compiled with MSVC 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015. The precompiled static libraries are linked against the static MSVC runtimes (/MT instead of /MD).
There seems to be a problem building the cintltst test in MSVC 2008, 2010 and 2012, but not with MSVC 2013 and 2015. Chances are this is because of C98 incompatibility, but lets see if its fixed upstream. I am uncertain if that causes any issues with the respective builds right now.

You can fetch it as usual in the Precompiled ICU page. Older builds are now hosted in the Precompiled ICU (Past Builds) page.

Any feedback is welcome. enjoy.

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Compiled static and shared OpenSSL v1.0.1u, v1.0.2j and v1.1.0b for MSVC 2008-2015 are now available in the Precompiled OpenSSL page. Build scripts and patches as always also available for anyone who wants to customize their builds.

This time around I have built OpenSSL v1.1.x, which should be used for any new projects. I have not tested it, although it seems tests have passed without a problem, so I guess it is ok for experimenting. Library names have changed upstream, but I followed a similar pattern for my builds, as with the other branches.

Bear in mind that the OpenSSL team has announced that all support for the 1.0.1 branch will be discontinued on 31st December 2016, so you are encouraged to drop it as soon as possible and move to the latest 1.1.x branch.

Note that old versions of OpenSSL are now in the Precompiled OpenSSL (Past Builds) page, however it is only there for archival purposes, do not use for any production systems. Actually, if you are doing any serious work, you ought to build your own OpenSSL anyway.

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I uploaded my builds of Qt v5.6.1-1 and Qt v5.7.0, you can check them out at the Precompiled Qt4 and Qt5 page.

I was able to build the Qt v5.7.0 with MSVC 2013 and 2015 from the official sources, older compilers can no longer build Qt 5.7.x since C++11 support by the compiler is necessary. As for Qt v5.6.1-1 it is not possible to build with MSVC 2008. Since the compiler has been dropped upstream and I don’t use it either, the choice to drop it was easy.

The builds are untested, so if you have issues leave me a comment, I can probably help, but don’t ask me to solve your code’s problems or configure your project from scratch. Use the Qt Forums for that. The builds here are for personal use only and I do them on my spare time. Be reasonable and go ahead and ask, I usually will try and help you anyway if time allows :)

Note also that I have moved older Qt builds to a separate Qt4 and Qt5 (Past Builds) page.

enjoy and leave your comments below.

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