I honestly think that it has nothing to do with the Qt Creator experience (I just tried compiling it in Qt Creator and it compiles without a problem, but then still does not work), but compiler version, that might be the problem, you might be right – my version of the compiler (MinGW) is from June 2012 while 4.4 is almost four years old.
Actually, that is why I asked for a favor rather than an advice – there have to be people developing for Windows in QML and then they most likely have a build (binary) of Qt Desktop Components they could share (even in an official manner).
Or everyone who wants to develop in QML for Windows desktop needs to obtain obscure, 4 years old libraries and dive into Windows’ dependency hell just to get the basis for their app? I thought that the components are in place exactly for this reason – to enable faster development across platforms.
Sorry, I don’t want to be rude, I am thankful for those advices… But I just don’t understand Windows’ environment (and that is why I develop in system agnostic Python+QML) – for example I am a maintainer of Qt Desktop Components in Chakra Linux ( http://chakra-linux.org/ccr/packages.php?ID=4676 ) and my build provides these components in a simple install for everyone who wants to develop. I just believe there’s someone willing to do the similar favor for others on another system.
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