#QT CREATOR 5.0 HOW TO#

Mac OS Xĭownload and install the Qt 5.0.0 bundle on the top of the page from here:ĭownload and install the Qt 4.8.4 library (minGW) and Qt Creator 2.6.1 from here:ĭownload Qt libraries 4.8.4 (minGW) and Qt Creator 2.6.1 for Windows Qt Creator 4.5. We recommend using the latest version, but you will in any case need to install the qt4-qmake, build-essential and gdb packages from terminal. The opensource version is available on the Qt download page, and you find commercially licensed packages on the Qt Account Portal. The latest version may alternatively be installed from here. Sudo apt-get install qtcreator qt4-qmake build-essential gdb To install Qt Creator on Ubuntu, type the following in a terminal: qt-creator-linux-x86_64-opensource-2.5.2.binĪfter installation, you will be prompted to launch Qt Creator. Once the file is downloaded, go to the download folder in a terminal and typeĬhmod +x qt-creator-linux-x86_64-opensource-2.5.2.bin (Do NOT download the whole Qt SDK or Qt Creator 3.0):Īt the download page, select Qt Creator for Linux/X11 64-bit. To install Qt Creator at the computer lab, you will have to download version Qt Creator 2.5.2.

Creating projects in Qt Creator (you should use Plain C/C++ project).

We strongly recommend using Ubuntu on your own computer, but you are of course free to choose the OS you want.Īfter installing, we recommend you check out the following pages:Īfter installing, we recommend you to check out the following pages:

#QT CREATOR 5.0 HOW TO#

We have added a list of guides below on how to install and use Qt Creator on your computer. Qt Creator has many nice features that will help you while developing, such as syntax highlighting, code completion, version control and visual debugging. In this year's course we encourage you to use the Qt Creator IDE as your development platform.

Qt creator 5.0