microsoft visual studio 2017 compiler version

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If I remember correctly QtWebEngine is not supported for 32bit (I might be wrong on that, it's been a while since I used it) so make sure you switch to the 64 bit kit.Watch the recordings of the Visual Studio 2022 launch event to learn about what's new, hear tips & tricks, and download free digital swag. From the pictures you posted you're building with the 32 bit kit. Last thing is pay attention which kit you're actually compiling. These set the VS2019 compiler for VS2017 Qt, but VS2017 and VS2019 are binary compatible so it should be ok. Go to kits tab and set it like this:įor 'Desktop Qt 5.12.3 MSVC2017 32bit' kit set its compiler to 'Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler 7.182 ( x86)'įor 'Desktop Qt 5.12.3 MSVC2017 64bit' kit set its compiler to 'Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler 7.182 ( amd64)' If you installed Qt via online installer run it again and make sure you have the appropriate checkbox selected:Įrror: LNK1112: module machine type '圆4' conflicts with target machine type 'x86' - the picture shows you're using the 32 bit kit but you've set it up with the 64 bit compiler. It's a separate install and is not included by default. Unknown module(s) in QT: webenginewidgets - this means you don't have QtWebEngine module installed. Please clarify which you want to use because the picture shows you've got Qt for VS2017, you said you installed VS2019 and the picture shows you selecting compiler from VS2015. Visual Studio 2019 is 'Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler 16.x'

Visual Studio 2017 is 'Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler 14.1x' - you don't seem to have that installed Visual Studio 2015 is 'Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler 14.0x' First of all lets clarify some compiler versions and bitness, because you're mixing them up.

Microsoft visual studio 2017 compiler version