The Qt VS Tools allows programmers to create, build, debug and run Qt applications from within non-Express versions of Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 and later. Qt's vibrant and active community site, houses a wiki, a forum, and additional learning guides and presentations.
Qt Reference Pages - a listing of C++ and QML APIs. Examples and Tutorials - code samples and tutorials. Qt Overviews - list of topics about application development. We prepared overviews which help you decide which APIs to use and our examples demonstrate how to use our API. The pages below covers specific issues and recommendations for creating Windows applications. If you are not already familar with opam from Linux / OS X and don't want to change your habits, give it a try first.MSVC 2019, MSVC 2017, MSVC 2015, MinGW 8.1 Instructions for the initial setup can be found on the Install page. Packages incompatible with msvc are not marked as such and there is no separate repository that only contains build instructions that are compatible with the msvc toolchain. However, many packages will only compile with gcc. The compiler itself depends on cygwin1.dll and posix conventions, but the generated code is independent of cygwin).īuild instructions for the msvc toolchain are also available, e.g. The cygwin distribution also ships a version of the GCC compiler (mingw-w64) that will be used internally by the OCaml compiler in order to create native executables and libraries (Cygwin's i686-w64-mingw32-gcc is a cross compiler. Although tools like opam or ocamlbuild are native Windows programs (no runtime dependency on cygwin1.dll), they rely on external tools that are provided by the cygwin distribution ( rsync, git, patch,etc.) and won't work without a POSIX emulation layer. The repository and opam itself are intended to be used from within cygwin. 
Especially build related tools (ocamlfind, ocamlbuild, omake, oasis, opam and OCaml itself) were modified, so that most unix-centric build instructions will also work with the native Windows/OCaml toolchain and I can sync the repository with the main repo from time to time (and without too much hassle).
It contains Windows specific patches and build instructions. The repository is forked from the standard version. It is work in progress, but it already works well enough to install packages with complex dependencies (like core_kernel) and packages with external dependencies (e.g lablgtk). Opam-repository-mingw provides an opam repository for Windows - and an experimental build of opam for Windows. OCaml for Windows - OCaml for Windows OCaml for Windows
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