Qt 5.7 with MinGW: qmake.exe missing -
i tried install qt 5.7 mingw on windows 10 (32bit). in tools -> options -> build&run see programm has found mingw debuggers (gdb.exe) , mingw compilers automatically, there no mingw-qt-version , no mingw kit. understand, 1 can add them, qt-version 1 needs qmake.exe (mingw -> bin...). doesn't exist. tried install mingw seperately, there qmake.exe didn't come well. copying qmake.exe computer didn't help. if use copied version "creating" mingw-qt-version, says like: "the qt-version isn't installed properly, please execute make install".
i've read qt 5.2 has no kit or qmake mingw after installation , other questions, couldn't find helpful answer.
https://wiki.qt.io/building_qt_desktop_for_windows_with_mingw says: "do have build qt? perhaps not. official qt sdk installer work fine. follow these steps if want learn how make cutom build or if aim x64 target. " should possible run qt without building, shouldn't it?
so can qmake.exe?
https://wiki.qt.io/building_qt_desktop_for_windows_with_mingw used build own qt installation, special parameters, static linking purposes. it's not required qt work.
the way have mingw bundled qt activate during installation process. they'll ask additional components add, example several msvc versions, qt creator, or qt 5.6. doesn't change base qt content, if ticked qt 5.7 (that includes qmake.exe).
about qmake itself, check in installation folder, inside /bin/. there's no reason not there, since builds .pro files, , it's included in every qt installation. if it's not there, try reinstalling qt, might have done wrong during installation.
as compilation, use mingw kit provided inside qt's settings. if use msvc kit, fail since don't have it. should have qmake.exe in /bin/ regardless of compilator.
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