compiling qt apps with qt3win32

[Holger Schröder]

Hi,

at the moment you can not yet create an .exe of your qt program which would be 
able to run without cygwin.

but there are special university programmes from trolltech, which would offer 
you to use a qt version for windows free of charge. Look at:
http://www.trolltech.com/products/qt/edulicense.html

i don't know, perhaps you have to convince a professor to get it or you only 
apply for a 30-day trial license, so that you can compile your sources for 
windows too...

Holger

On Monday 05 January 2004 22:59, Psionides wrote:
> Hi.
>     At first I must say that I don't know what is all that cygwin or
> kde-cygwin about and how it works ... I apologize for my newbieness :)
> I'm going to write a small Qt app for my university project. I planned
> to make a version for Linux and Windows, because I had always heard that
> Qt is great because it is multiplatform, and it can be used for free
> under GPL. Unfortunately, few days ago I realised that they haven't
> written anywhere that it can be both free and multiplatform at the same
> time ... I started to search for some info on this topic on google, and
> I found that your Qt/Win32 project may be something I am looking for.
>     So, I'd like to ask you a question: is it possible to compile
> Windows Qt apps using this port? I mean, to make .exes which are just
> like those created with commercial Qt versions (or at least similar...).
> Will I then be able to send that program to someone, and that person
> won't have to download anything from your site, just get my exe and some
> dlls and run it?
>
> I hope you understand me ... Thanks in advance. I just don't want to
> start reading all the documentation to learn at the end that this isn't
> something I wanted ...
>
> Regards,
> Psionides (Jakub Suder)
>
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