As the title suggests, I am having issues deploying an application built with Qt 5.3.
The install procedure that worked with 5.1 does not work anymore.
I followed 'this':http://qt-project.org/wiki/Deploy_an_Application_on_Windows guide which led me here.
I literally have the entirety of my Qt distribution in the deployment directory on my test machine (free of any Qt installations).
This means I have all dlls from .../bin, everything from plugins, and everything from qml.
The deployment folder screenshot can be found 'here':http://i.imgur.com/2pSBVa8.png.
Qt Platform Plugin Windows.Dll That Qt; I presently am sticking with the OSGeo4Watts internet installer set up. I am using a Python 3.7 set up independent from what arrives with OSGeo4Watts and trying to incorporate qgis efficiency. Qt Platform Plugin Windows.Dll That Qt. After some study, I found its the qwindows.dll that qt makes use of. Index of / Name Last modified Size Metadata: snapshots/ 16-Feb-2021 17:35 - online/ 19-Nov-2020 14:24. Hello, I have compiled the client for windows from open source. On my PC client is starting and working normal as it should. If am trying to launch the bin directory from the other PC I get this error: I used windeployqt from this link.
Additional details:
I'm using Qt 5.3 with MS VS2013 x64 with OpenGL all running on Win 7 x64 on my dev machine.
The deployment machine is also Win 7 x64.
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