My COMPANY is finally in a position with a direct customer need to move to Qt 5.X from 4.8.
While I have had side builds and have been playing with 5.X for a while, I have not released anything with 5.X The one problem I am hitting, it appears the prebuilt version of Qt for VS has a different set of patches or "something" causing random crashes on various base calls (string assignment etc) on applications I build against the libraries. I have seen this before, its not a big deal. The way I have solved this in thepast, with Qt 3 and 4, was to always build the Qt system myself. Is there a cookbook, for downloading the zip/tarball for Qt 5.X and building it? I need the following modules. Qt Core Qt Gui Qt Webkit Qt Network (with SSL for windows, so what version of openssl should I download, and instructions for building that version the Qt way) Qt SQL Qt Script Qt ScriptTools (Qt4 based name, is it still relevant?) QtXml QtXml Patterns I have always built on linux, by simply running configure, then make, then make install. On windows, I run configure with the -vcproj option so I can build it inside the visual studio environment. What version of VS (64 and 32 bit btw) is recommended? For Linux (CentOS 5 and 6) it's a corporate requirement, we build against the DEFAULT versions of GCC, 4.1.2 on CentOS 5 I know old as snot, and 4.4.7 on CentOS 6. Unless someone can advise on how to build with a newer version and ship ALL dependencies and make sure they all get picked up properly by our customers and have it still work :)... I have found a couple "blogs" on this subject, but to be honest, they are all lacking in one form or another.. Thanks for any help in advance Scott
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