Mobile and Embedded

Hi IIJu7II, thanks a lot for your answer. It helped me very much to solve this issue. In the post you linked you can read the following: <quote> Experimental support for iOS: Qt 5.2 ... (Experimental means that you have to turn on this feature in Help > About Plugins > Device Support > iOS.) </qoute> After turning on and restarting Qt Creator my iOS device was detected immediately and now iOS is listed as one of the supported platforms. Thanks a lot for your help and best regards, DaBoba

Investigate, please, this bug report: https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-32477 As far as i know there is still persist support for Windows Embedded 7, that is not Windows CE 6.

[quote author="artem.marchenko" date="1382538706"]Ah, this hint is OS-specific me thinks, I have no idea how to install modules to another environments.[/quote] Don't worry about that. Just specify at the topic of the article that it is related to SailfishOS. Qt Project's wiki already contains a lot of OS specific articles about Tizen, Android, MeeGo, Symbian, etc.

Thanks for the idea. I have added material to "existing issue":https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-28670 If a future reader of this post knows more about font renderring then please post information about source code that applies to the topic of synthesizing font glyphs.

Okay, thanks

Wow, I have to explain to my clients that I am a slave to Qtnecessitas. until their devices break. What stuck Qt Would anyone have any other alternative?

I've tried both with : ./configure -developer-build -opensource , and ./configure -prefix $PWD/qtbase -opensource

Hi, No there isn't. If you have a command line tool that allows to do that you can use QProcess but without more information about how you originally program your EEPROMS, there's not much help that can be given.

I am targetting symbian devices based on Qt and I am using Qt 4.7.3 I am using Nokia 1.1 Qt SDK.

Thank you, it seems the problems are with the example, I've tried a plain QWidget project and it is working fine, I'll mark that as solved

yes, app is built for 10 api level, and device is 4.0.3 android which is 15 api level

Forget about Necessitas, it's the name of Qt4 port to Android. In Qt5, the code is fully integrated, you just need the Qt5 tarball or a git checkout. There are wiki entries about compiling Qt, and about compiling Android versions on this forum, please search for 'building Qt5 from git' and 'compiling Qt5 for Android'. I'm on my phone right now, so I won't provide the links, sorry.

Anybody any idea? Feels like I am re-inventing the wheel if I want to recreate this look.

A screenshot of the same code working on Harmattan (and same for BB10 and desktop): !http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-H1U0QO6_N18/UmMB_lr6h-I/AAAAAAAAAII/uTw-CVj0zOQ/s320/screenshotC2.png(Depth test working)! and compiled for Android 4.3. The depth testing is obviously not working (please ignore colour differences): !http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-lt0TEYMK8xM/UmMBtR4dCuI/AAAAAAAAAIA/ya-K_h86FSI/s320/Screenshot_2013-10-18-07-57-25.png(Compiled for Android 4.3)! Does this ring any bells with anyone? All help appreciated!

Desktop build solves the problem. Thanks

Hi NicuPopescu, That just worked fine... Thank you so much for the help.... I can now watch video... yippie!!!