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Windows Build Instructions #61
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I've been playing around with Qt for Windows for the last few days and I still can't get anything to compile. I think I have most of the settings right from the Readme but I still get the error below: "No rule to make target 'XXXXX/Projects/antimicro/src/icons/application/64x64/apps/16-apps-com.hithub.juliagoda.antimicro.png' needed by 'qrc_resources_windows.cpp'. Stop. |
I know the project is on hold, but for posterity additional testing shows that it seems that none of the releases after 2.23 compile on Windows. I was able to get antimicro/antimicro and the 2.23 releases to build. |
Ok, understood about windows builds—I’m willing to test if you need testing support for fixing the Win build but I don’t have a real programming background so I can’t help with the actual programming side. There is actually one more issue I have that I can’t report yet as I can’t test the latest builds to see if it’s fixed. At least on the most recent Antimicro/Antimicro builds Antimicro will crash if you set a joystick to 8-way mode and then switch back and forth between sets on the same profile. If someone that can compile the latest source could try and report this if necessary that would be greatly appreciated |
Readme says Windows is supported but there's nowhere to get started? |
Sorry, not yet |
In AntiMicroX Windows support was dropped (CMakeLists.txt lacks some windows-specific instructions and some additional classes should be created to achieve this). But restoring Windows support is one of our priorities (unluckily we currently don't have any developers capable of doing it). Due to ending maintenance of AntiMicroX on this repository this issue is moved to a new repository and will and can be further tracked here: AntiMicroX/antimicrox#4 This issue can be closed |
Could someone update the Windows build instructions in the readme? The current instructions seem to be out of date in that version numbers don’t match and it seems interfaces in qt may have changed
Alternatively, I may just be too much of a newb? but I just can’t get anything building.
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