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I just finished compiling and packaging my Qt 5.5.0 set of builds. You can download the new builds in the Precompiled Qt4 and Qt5 section. These builds are for both the 32- and 64-bit Windows and they are particularly useful if one wants to build static binaries. However, please be aware that there are serious […]

Very swiftly this time around I compiled the OpenSSL v1.0.2d with Visual Studio. Download at my Precompiled OpenSSL page. You can also find the build scripts there and my patch. Probably without any modifications you can also compile the v1.0.1 branch. Enjoy! 0

I have already explained (very superficially) the motivation for the need of jumping directly into a directory from the Windows Explorer, while having the Visual Studio (VC++ actually) compiler and linker tools available for various architectures in my older post windows task: Open Visual C++ command prompt by right-clicking a folder. I have now improved […]

UPDATE [25 Sep 2013]: Please visit my dedicated page for the ICU Precompiled binaries, build scripts and custom patches! This post is here for historical reasons. UPDATE [12 Aug 2013]: This post is already a bit old, but the methods described are still valid. You can always find the latest binaries built by myself in […]

Building the FreeGLUT libraries is really trivial with the relatively recent support of CMake, so I’m posting it here only for my own reference to be honest. If you are looking for the pre-built binaries of FreeGLUT see binaries page. Preparation Of course you need CMake and Visual Studio, as well as the FreeGLUT source […]