installation - setup Qt and PyQt on mac osx so my app can also deployable on windows -


I'm coding with Python and C ++ and now working on creating a GUI for data visualization purposes. the wanted. I work on Mac Snow Leopard (Intel), using Python 3.1GCC 4.2.1 (from Xcode 3.1)

I wanted to install QT and PETT before and enabled in my goals To be: - GUI prototype and logic with which runs the GUI using the PYQUT and Python - If I have decided that I need speed, or if I use the QT tool to mine in CEI It's easy to translate the eye, there are options to translate my app into C ++ - be able to deploy your application on Windows (my app's Python and C ++ version)

Give the above goals, what should I take the right steps, and what should I know about the establishment of QT and PECTT which other equipment do I need?

So far from my readings, what do I have here:

  1. Download the QT source for Mac and configure it with it - platform MAX-G + + 42-arch x86_64- A framework

    (I have read somewhere that due to some deployment in manufacturing deployment and / or debugging as a framework, now this article can not be found)

  2. Download and create the latest SIP source
  3. Download the latest PCTT and For the deployment, I have read that I would have to use py2exe / cx_freeze for windows, p2app for Mac:

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But it seems that the article is deployed to an app that you create on windows on windows platform and contrast

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I'm guessing by deploying you to a compiled version of those users There are no Python or Qt or anyone on it.

I am trying py2app for a while and actually did not work for me. You can try PyInstaller It works very well for me because it plugins such as PEact and PIL etc. works with. I keep some instructions here

They do not really support cross compilation. Recently, they probably made a cross-compilation for Windows binaries on Linux if you want to hack it for some time, then it is probably possible. But perhaps it's easy to get a Windows machine and make binary with it.


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