It looks like QMAKE_POST_LINK works well for this sort of thing. This seems to get the job done. my_batch_file.bat runs when nmake runs (rather than when qmake runs) and I don’t need to do anything funny with placeholder targets or files. It’s quite likely that I don’t need all of the items listed in ‘CONFIG’. … Read more
The following is from the CMake Source (version 2.8.4: cmake.cxx: starting line 2039): // Try to find the newest VS installed on the computer and // use that as a default if -G is not specified std::string vsregBase = “[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\VisualStudio\\”; struct VSRegistryEntryName { const char* MSVersion; const char* GeneratorName; }; VSRegistryEntryName version[] = { {“6.0”, … Read more
Mainly I use the following command under the cmd pip install pyqt5 And it works with no problem!
The solution was to append -G “MinGW Makefiles” to cmake -S . -B Build command. As Tsyvarev suggested I looked more into generators and found out that setting the flags doesn’t imply which generator will be used. So manually setting the flags solved the problem for me.
Here’s what I had good results with using CMake and Visual Studio or GNU toolchains: Exchange GNU make with Ninja. It’s faster, makes use of all available CPU cores automatically and has a good dependency management. Just be aware of a.) You need to setup the target dependencies in CMake correctly. If you get to … Read more