How to copy the required dlls while building the application in QT?

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Is there a way to include the dlls to the target folder while building the application.?? it may be a release folder also> please help me

Posted 22-Mar-11 20:12pm

Gokulnath007

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[no name] 23-Mar-11 3:48am

Lib files or Dll files?

Gokulnath007 23-Mar-11 5:21am

Dll files

Albert Holguin 29-Mar-11 19:19pm

not sure why this was voted down, sounds legitimate, my 5.

Gokulnath007 5-Apr-11 3:55am

How to link the dll statically via mingwm10,libgcc_s_dw2-1,QtCore4,QtGui4,QtNetwork4???? If I copy the exe file and run in the other machine which doesnt have QT installed.It says the following dlls needed. How to link those files statically.Pls help me

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Albert Holguin · Answer 1 · 2011-03-29T13:18:00

Visual Studios have the ability to configure pre-build and post-build events, these are command line commands (as in those that you can type in cmd.exe) that you can use to move files around (or whatever else you want to do) either right before building or right after building (as the pre/post build name suggests).