This question concerns roughly Qt libraries 5.0.0 for Windows (VS 2010 406 MB) at http://qt-project.org/downloads (but I assume that it will apply to future versions of 5.xx), and setting this to "clean" Windows workstation.
What does it take to make it work? I get the exact minimum set of downloadable packages, which means an ordered list of "fully qualified" downloadable names, preferably with links to Microsoft downloads.
The latest Qt creator from the same download page will be used as an IDE, so Visual Studio does not need to be installed, and it would really be better if this could be avoided.
My real understanding is that I need to find VC ++ Express, and then find the SP1 update for it, and then find the debug package to get the debug backend for Qt Creator. Not sure if I need the Windows SDK or if I can replace VS with some version of the Windows SDK. And no, the qt project's web pages do not respond to this, the instructions there are rather vague for this particular scenario (using loading a binary library without full non-free Visual Studio 2010).
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