To statically compile the QT SDK under Windows

1. Conditions of Use:

(1) System: Widows XP Radish version

(2) qt:qt4.6.2 Windows edition

2. Use steps:

(1) Statically compiling QT

A: Set qmake.conf

Use Notepad to open the qmake.conf under d:\qt\2010.02.1\qt\mkspecs\win32-g++

Add "-static" after "Qmake_lexflags =" and save exit.

B: Run, "Start---program---Qt SDK by Nokia v2010.02.1 (open source)---

Qt command Prompt, open a command terminal.

C: Configure the compilation parameters by typing the following command:

Configure-static-release-no-exceptions

Start configuring Qmake, license with LGPL

D: Use the following command to statically compile the QT library:

Mingw32-make SUB-SRC

3. Remove the various library files dependent methods:

Using static versions of MinGW and GCC

Static version of the download address:

http://code.google.com/p/qp-gcc/

FileName: Mingw-static-4.4.5-all

Extract the above file: Direct coverage: D:\QT\2010.02.1\MINGW files

4. Modify the following folder D:\Qt\2010.02.1\qt\qmake:

Makefile* A total of four files:

Change the "lflags =" to: "Lflags=-STATIC-LIBGCC"

5. When debugging the program: Use the Qtcreator Debugy method.

When you publish a program: Use the Qtcreator release method. You can run your application on a computer that does not have QT.

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