Hello everyone,
I’ve been trying to build QT’s webengine from source lately and have been continuously running into problems. QT will build everything except webengine (the module I actually want) successfully. When it gets to webengine, jom (and nmake) report “C++11 support is required in order to build chromium. QtWebEngine will not be built.”
I’ve downloaded and gone through the depot_tools for chromium, made sure I’m on the dev branch, I’m running MSVC 2013 community edition, I’ve made sure that windows 8 sdk and windows 7.1 driver kit is installed, I’ve set all of the PATH components and the WDK_DIR env variables, I’ve even dug into the source code to see what is triggering the check and then manually entered QT_CONFIG+= C++11into the pro files figuring it was missing somewhere. Still, the build process complains that I do not have c++11 support. Anyone have any suggestions on what else to try?
Configure settings: -nomake tests -nomake examples -confirm-license -opensource -opengl es2 -angle -debug -c++11
(I’ve tried -debug-and-release and -prefix before as well but read in the past that both of those had issues with webengine)
Environment: Clean Windows 7 VM
MSVC 2013 community edition
Python 2.7.6
Perl 5.20.1
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