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Answer by Min Lin for Cross compiling Qt application for Windows on Linux...

First you need to have wine setup.sudo apt-get install wineThen download Qt5 Windows MinGW SDK Run with winewget...

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Answer by Greg Pazo for Cross compiling Qt application for Windows on Linux...

I've been stumbling through this recently and found some success with octave's fork of mxe. He went through the trouble to build qt with shared (.dll) library support which satisfied my needs. Here is...

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Answer by Jeremy Salwen for Cross compiling Qt application for Windows on...

updateNow the preferable way to build dynamic versions of the libraries with MXE is specifying 'shared' option for the toolchain:make MXE_TARGETS=i686-w64-mingw32.shared qt5originalEDIT: I've created a...

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Answer by drew212 for Cross compiling Qt application for Windows on Linux...

You need to build QT for dynamic linking. If you have QT built for static linking (usually .a files in linux) your binary will be static. If you build against shared object files (.so) in linux, your...

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Cross compiling Qt application for Windows on Linux with dynamic linking

To comply with Qt's LGPL license, an application using the Qt library must either make the source code available or link dynamically against Qt (if I got that correctly in this few words).So I'd like...

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