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I'm trying to install Qt creator on Windows but it has so many options (and the whole installation requires many GB) that I really don't know which ones I need.
I only want to be able to create and debug both, command line and GUI applications, in C++. But there are all of these to choose from (and the only one that comes pre-selected is inside the "tools" sub-menu):
If I expand one of the Qt options then I have:
I'm sure I have to select MinGW somewhere (as that's the compiler I want). But I'm not sure if I should pick one inside the "Qt 5.11.1" sub-menu or one inside the "tools" sub-menu. Also, I'm not sure what to check to get the GDB debugger (which is the one I want). And I don't see anything related to Qt C++ to create GUI projects...
Any guidance here will be very appreciated.
Thanks. So from the Qt 5.11.1 branch I should only check MingGW and Sources, and that's it? (also, I'm not sure what you mean when you say it should be the same compiler version I am using, as I'm just installing this on a new computer and have no compilers or anything yet). – Floella – 2018-08-18T16:26:13.650
1If your installed MinGW version is 5.3.0 32-bit, then you install the interface under Qt 5.11.1 with that same version number. Don't install a MinGW version that isn't supported, and install it before installing Qt. – harrymc – 2018-08-18T17:46:54.160
Ohh, I didn't know I had to install MinGW before Qt. – Floella – 2018-08-19T14:59:25.993