Hi!
I am about to install the latest Paraview on a 64-Bit Windows System.
When doing this on a 32-bit Windows I made a bad and painful experience
when trying to setup everything starting with a self-compiled QT. I
finally succeeded when I skipped that QT compiling part and used a QT
binary
I usually use a self-built Qt 4.6.2 with ParaView. I have to admit
that I have not done this in a while though, since maybe ParaView
3.6.2 days. I don't think I have ever had any problems with a self
compiled Qt and ParaView on any platform and operating system (Windows
32 XP, 7 x64, OS X,
Hey Christian,
I recently had to compile PV for Windows7 64-bit, and it didn't end up being
that bad.
I used Qt 4.6.2 open source (everywhere). I ran these commands from the 64-bit
Visual Studio Pro command prompt (I can't remember if I was running as
Administrator) in the Qt source
I am afraid my pipeline will get as big as about 10-15GB. We are doing
analysis on huge volume data and have 32GB of RAM at our disposal. Well,
I'll just give it a shot and may come back later when encountering some
explicit problems. I thought maybe there are important compilation
Parameters
Ah, great, thanks. What I just wondered: do I need the whole SDK or just
the runtime environment? It just turned out that if you want to download
the complete SDK you need to compile with mingw anyway...
Eric E. Monson schrieb:
Hey Christian,
I recently had to compile PV for Windows7 64-bit,
Along those lines here is what I use to build Qt
configure -nomake demos -nomake examples -debug-and-release -shared -
fast -exceptions -stl -no-qt3-support
nmake install will do NOTHING on Windows. Build Qt where you want it
installed, ie, build it in place. Install is NOT supported on
If you are building a 64 Bit Qt Application the only thing you need to
download from Nokia is the Qt-Everywhere source code. There is nothing
else there that will help you. They only have Pre-compiled 32 bit
binaries for Visual Studio and MinGW. And you can not combine (Easily)
MinGW
Do you have Visual Studio? If so then the only thing you need is the source:
http://get.qt.nokia.com/qt/source/qt-everywhere-opensource-src-4.6.2.zip
Extract that and the open a 64-bit Visual Studio Command Prompt
Start - Programs - Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 - Visual Studio Tools
- Visual
Thank you all! Good to know that Visual Studio Express won't do the job,
that already saved me some trouble. I might think about switching to
mingw before getting Visual Studio though...
Best regards,
Christian
Dave Partyka schrieb:
Do you have Visual Studio? If so then the only thing you
