- #Qt creator windows sdk install#
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- #Qt creator windows sdk android#
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- #Qt creator windows sdk windows#
#Qt creator windows sdk install#
To install a specific package, use sdkmanager from /tools/bin. For example, the following command on Ubuntu updates the SDK by installing the latest build-tools, platform-tools, emulator, and patcher packages:
#Qt creator windows sdk android#
The command line tools provided by the Android SDK Tools package also enables updating the SDK, but without a GUI. For more details, refer to the Android Studio documentation. You can install these packages either through Android Studio or using the command line tools package you installed earlier.
#Qt creator windows sdk update#
You can also use OpenJDK on Linux.Īfter installing these tools, update the Android SDK by installing the API and build tools packages required for development.
#Qt creator windows sdk windows#
Ok, we have installed the Windows debuggers(CDB). I bet if something is wrong with Windows SDK, you can not locate the exact problematic file. And there is another Windows Kits in C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits(but is an old version 8.1). Besides the Visual Studio directory you select and the Windows Kits directory, you can also find parts of the Windows SDK are installed in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs. It is very annoying that MSVC installer scatters the files everywhere. The wiseacre must determine to install Windows Kits under the root directory of the partition that MSVC is installed. MSVC installer only let me choose where to install, and I chose to install MSVC in D:\programming\Microsoft Visual Studio. But I do not remember MSVC2017 installer let me choose this directory.
It must be created during my installing Visual Studio 2017. I do not know the Windows Kits directory, either. I do not know how they know the location of the Windows Kits. The two directories now contain the 圆4 version and the x86 version of the same set of debuggers, respectively. In fact, they install the debuggers in D:\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\圆4 and D:\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\x86 silently. They do not allow you to choose the target installation directory. The two msi packages also behavior weirdly.
#Qt creator windows sdk download#
You need to go to the download directory,e.g., D:\Windows Kits\10\WindowsSDK\Installers\, click and run the packages (X64 Debuggers And Tools-圆4_en-us.msi,X86 Debuggers And Tools-x86_en-us.msi) manually. It will let you specify a download directory and select the features you want to download(you only need to select the “Debugging Tools for Windows”), then download the packages to the directory, then finish! It won’t install the downloaded packages actually. This little Windows SDK installer behaviors weirdly. To install MSVC debuggers(CDB), you need to download an installer on this web page. You know, big companies like to create troubles for their users. You need to install the MSVC debuggers(CDB) separately. It turns out the Microsoft Visual Studio installer does not install the debuggers. In the debugger tab, only GDB is auto-detected, MSVC debuggers are missing, which is the reason for the exclamation mark before the MSVC kits. In fact, a complete kit includes not only the compiler, but also the Qt version and the debugger. Why the MSVC kits are not working properly? In the compiler tab on the same dialog, I can see all Microsoft Visual C++ Compilers are detected and listed. But I’ve installed visual studio 2017 without a problem. But only the “Desktop Qt 5.12.1 Mingw 64-bit” kit is in normal status, the other kits all have an exclamation mark before them. In the “projects” tab of the current project, I clicked the “Manage Kits…” button, which showed me a list of auto-detected kits. Before that, I have built the debug version of the program successfully. This is the error message showed in Qt Creator when I try to debug. It took me quite a long time to install Visual Studio and Qt5.12, and just found I can not even debug a program: But if you use Qt Creator/MSVC, you will be left enough problems towards setting up the debugger successfully. Qt Creator can detect the Mingw debugger(GDB) correctly.
If you use Qt Creator/Mingw(the Qt Creator installation package contains Mingw so you do not need to install Mingw separately), you will have no problem debugging your application.
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