I've put some details here on how to build the QtSharp libraries.
QtSharp offers the possibility of using Qt from within a .Net managed language for a cross platform GUI
(something other than GTK / WinForms)
So far most of the documentation here surrounds the use of QtSharp with Visual Studio 2013.
For these examples I'm using Qt 5.4.1 / Mingw 32bit version of Qt for Windows with the default install options
- Building QtSharp
- Running QtSharp.CLI (Generate Bindings Code)
Optionally:
- Running NUnit Tests
- Building CppSharp