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I'm on a Windows 8.1 ењ†4 machine using Qt 5.5.1 for minGW and gcc 4.9.2 ('x86_64-win32-seh-rev4, Built by MinGW-W64 project'). However, I don't want to have to manually edit the project file whenever I introduce a new library, and as far as my (currently very limited) understanding goes qmake is supposed to do all the nasty work. Someone having a similar problem was told to manually include some Qt libraries into the project file. Makefile:34: recipe for target 'release' failed Mingw32-make: Leaving directory 'C:/Users/Staeng/Documents/artofarithmetic/test' Makefile.Release:77: recipe for target 'release est.exe' failed

#MINGW 4.9.2 INSTALL#

Inside the folder containing the source file I created a project file ('test.pro') using qmake -project and a makefile ('Makefile') using qmake test.pro. Old packages are eventually removed from MSYS2 repos, so even if it had GCC 4.9 at some point in the past, it no longer does. MinGW-w64 build of GCC 4.8.2 (POSIX threads and Dwarf exception handling) MinGW-w64 build of GCC 4.9.2 (POSIX threads and Dwarf exception handling) I install Clang to the default location, C:Program Files (x86)LLVM. In roughly 24 hours (to improve the openjpeg package).I'm trying to build a helloworld project from source following the book 'C++-GUI Programming with Qt4'. Setting minGW to SysPath Download and extract boost1650 to C:UseruserDocumentsboost1650 Using CMD to invoke the bootstrap with gcc toolset via bootstrap. That will be in the '-next' version which should have its first upload Compiler : minGW 4.9.2 (Comes with standard installation of the IDE above) OS : Version 3.

#MINGW 4.9.2 CODE#

Only need to fetch the new code and check it. Qt (5.3 if I'm not mistaken) as someone has stepped up to maintain it: I There will also be work in the following days for the latest version of Project, it's very helpful to speak up when you need an update. Since it's difficult to know the needs of every Generally speaking, win-builds tries to be recent enough but aims for Fortunately there are still updates to this branch Release and therefore not usable at all so win-builds might stick to 4.8ДЇor some more time. 'usable' state but I'm still hearing about troubles with 4.9.Д«y the way: as far as I've understood, GCC 5.0 will be a development

Usable at all, 4.9.1 fixed many things and only 4.9.2 seemed to be in a (if at all) and has however had serious stability issues: 4.9.0 was not It does not use GCC 4.9.x however as this GCC version doesn't bring much Win-builds has the latest mingw-w64 package (which is considerably moreДЄdvanced on everything compared to ). GCC and Mingw-w64/ are separate and, while they are linked andД®volve together, are not completely tied together. > I'll give win-builds a try ASAP and I can contribute back with liblo and I'll try also with fftw (my project uses both) > With Qt 5.4.0 (and shortly 5.4.1 will be available) they decided to switch to MinGW 4.9.1.So my question is, what is the plan for win-builds to advance to 4.9.1 ?I understand it must be a time consuming activity for you so I am just checking if you guys are 'bleeding edge nerds' or just conservative people.

#MINGW 4.9.2 SOFTWARE#

> I am the maintainer of this project: of my personal distrust of Microsoft, I always built the software with MinGW.The project is entirely based on Qt, and, as far as it makes sense, I try to bundle the latest Qt version when I release a new package. > Hello folks,just found this excellent project and I have to congratulate with you guys for the awesome job ! > Hi again, I've sent the email below one week ago but it seems it didn't get online.Something wrong ?

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