Hi,
as Michael said, don't move Qt around.
In fact Qt itself does not support this at all, so a Qt installation
that is moved after the install process and without re-running the
patching or a writing a qt.conf file is to be considered a broken Qt
installation. It'll also not find plugins etc. it
Don't rename the Qt installation path after you install Qt. This is a well
known way to have problems. If you want Qt in C:/Qt/QtSDL then INSTALL it in
that path or build it in that path.
There are various ways to mess around with a qt.conf file that may help out
but the path to the Qt install
Hello,when I install Qt to the location C:\Qt\QtSDK and then I run cmake, everything is working fine.But if I rename the directory to C:\Qt\QtSDL then cmake have problems to find Qt because qmake.exe isn't patched.In qmake.exe the path to the libraries are set to "C:\Qt\QtSDK\..." which is also use
