Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Not Evaluated
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Qt Creator 4.5.2
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Windows 7 64bit
Visual C++ 2015 64bit
Qt 5.9.5 (via the official installer)
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ab9cce7fe7adba200744c5930600d3d1c43a9073
Description
After inserting a custom environment for my preferred kit, e.g.
INCLUDE=D:\Development9\UnixLibsV9-x64\include;${INCLUDE}
LIB=D:\Development9\UnixLibsV9-x64\lib;${LIB}
PATH=D:\Development9\UnixLibsV9-x64\bin;${PATH}
, the Qt Creator is unable to build my C++ project and complains about missing cl.exe or nmake.exe (depending on the state the project is in).
Since I am using the official installers for Windows, I know that inserting a custom environment worked fine with the Creator of the 5.6.1 installer. The Creator of the 5.9.5 installer messes things up.
I need to use some custom build Unix libraries in several projects I am developing, so it is a lot easier for me to put them in a custom environment than to add them into each .PRO file.
Please fix this for the next official installer!