I am beginning to learn programming under Mac. The first issue I faced is how to properly install Qt under Mavericks. Qt has been installed and working, except that the only compiler that I see installed with Qt is clang 64-bit. Well, I am not certain if I want to make a 64-bit program for the compatibility reason. So, I am trying to make a project with clang 32-bit. I go to Build and Run -> Kits -> Add. Create a new one called Qt 5.2.0 clang 32; Desktop; Local PC; Compiler Clang (x86 32 bit in /usr/bin); Debugger: System LLDB at usr/bin/lldb. Now I select Qt version: Qt 5.2.0 clang 64-bit. I see the error when I hover my mouse over the newly created Kit: “Error: The compiler cannot produce code for Qt Version.”
I did install Qt libraries 4.8.5 prior to that. Now when I go to add Qt Version, I cannot select qmake — it is unselectable.
I am absolutely confused! :-) Is there a simple tutorial how to add 32-bit clang to QtCreator 5.2 on OS X Mavericks?
Thanks a lot!
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