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Oct 22nd, 2005, 10:32 PM
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Qt executable run-able on other systems?
I am attempting to learn Qt programming with C++.
I know that in order to compile these programs ( just starting out with simple one-button displays ) I need to have the Qt libraries installed on my system. However, say that I was distributing the executable, and I sent it by email to another linux user by email (just an example). Would the other user ( without any libraries installed ) be able to simply run the Qt executable? Thanks 
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Oct 22nd, 2005, 10:43 PM
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Depends on if you statically or dynamically linked the program. Usually (iirc), linking is dynamic, so the answer would be no, technically. However, most linux users have the Qt libraries already as they have KDE.
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