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• October 19, 2025 at 15:58 #25623
  
  Victor Manuel
  

  I need to create a Windows executable from my Linux host system using Felgo. I’ve installed mingw-w64 on my system, but Felgo won’t configure with it. Any solutions?

  October 24, 2025 at 11:42 #25627
  
  Günther
  

  Felgo Team

  Hi,

  The Felgo installation only provides standard Build Kits for each development platform, but no cross-compilation setup for Windows on Linux. If you want to build your app for different platforms, you can have a look at Felgo Cloud Builds:

  Cloud Builds

  Apart from that, our dev team can have a closer look at your use-case as part of our consulting and development services offering. If you are interested, please contact us at support@felgo.com.

  Best,
  Günther

  October 24, 2025 at 22:00 #25629
  
  Victor Manuel
  

  Thanks Günther

  October 24, 2025 at 22:04 #25630
  
  Victor Manuel
  

  Since I can’t cross-compile, I compiled my project on Windows, but when I try to deploy the application, it crashes. I copied the project’s dependencies (libraries, assets, etc.) with Windeploqt and others manually. It runs fine from the IDE, but not independently.

   

  October 27, 2025 at 09:16 #25631
  
  Günther
  

  Felgo Team

  While the windeployqt tool should in theory bundle all necessary Qt-dependencies, it’s often not working properly. You can try to debug with dedicated tools that scan required/missing dependencies so you can add them manually – but it’s a bit of effort to get a working setup.

  To have a first quick solution you can try to copy over all the dependencies in the \Felgo\FelgoHotReload folder. It contains all of the Qt modules and libraries that Felgo Hot Reload uses, which are most of the available standard features.

  You then at least have a working starting point that you can later strip down to only include actually used libraries in your final release.

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