So it looks like with Digia, taking Nokia's Qt is pretty messy to get some simple downloads.
If I go to the download page ( http://qt-project.org/downloads ), I see that there is one Qt Creator 2.6.2 download for Windows. When I download it and run the installation, it seems that MinGW is no longer packed with him.
I tried installing MinGW 4.4 separately and then adding the toolchain, but nothing starts when I try to compile my CMake based project.
Then I came across a Nokia website offering the Qt SDK 1.2.1; however, it now looks like they require you to create an account in order to download the installer.
Downloading the full set of Qt libraries is likely to be offered, but this is not a good idea, because I basically write the installation procedure for a set of CMake-based open source libraries that I worked for some time ( http: // tudat. tudelft.nl ).
Users are not happy with the download of all Qt libraries, since we do not use them.
Now I have completely exhausted the solutions (and, of course, this is only a problem for Windows, because when I install Qt Creator on Linux and Mac, automatic GCC detection seems to work fine).
So, in a word, does anyone have a simple installation procedure to install Qt Creator and make it work with MinGW to compile a project based on CMake?
Thanks in advance!
Kartik
PS: , Qt Creator + MinGW, Digia Nokia.
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