Is qmake (et al.) located in a directory referenced by your PATH environment variable?

Yes

Last block of Path

Qmake path:

Dont know anyone?

I’m trying to compile this qt hello world with cmake (http://cor-net.org/hello-world-in-qt-using-cmake-and-openembedded/) on Windows 8 Consumer Preview.
Due to the lack of a mkspec for Visual Studio 11, I’m trying it with Visual Studio 2010.
I’m new to cmake, but it seems that FindQt4 module is not expecting the “Qt: Untested Windows version 6.2 detected!” line qt prints:

Also I don’t know why is it necessary to print that line every single time. Once on compile/install time would suffice I guess. I don’t know which is easier to patch the module or patch qt.

I have recently installed Qt SDK on Win7 64-bit. I noticed that under Start>Qt SDK>Desktop is a set of shortcuts to launch terminals that have different environment settings. Variable QTDIR points to different folders with mingw or VS2008 Qt libs etc. So, I hope that is helpful.

However, for my build, that convenience with QTDIR somehow does not propagate into FindQt4.cmake.
So HTH, but I expect it may not solve your problem.

The best solution is to create *.bat file which will set environment for you in console window. There must be all environment variables and commands. Try to inherit qmake environment batch.