Mobile and Embedded

@TiagoTeixeira This is a warning. Just make sure you select compiler with same ABI (for example if you built Qt for arm then select compiler for arm).

@JonB I not tried if the read and write works while the errors appears... I installed below libraries on device : IMAGE_INSTALL:append = " libsocketcan can-utils" and now is without any errors.

@mrdebug said in Porting Qt5 Android applications in Qt6: Hi, I'm new in Qt6. This afternoon I tried to build an Android test app but Qt6 does not have androidextras module. I use often Android native code so, with is the new way to manage it? there are some more changes for Android porting apps from 5 to 6: https://ekkesapps.wordpress.com/qt-6-qmake/qjniproject-android-extras/ my pages are work-in-progress - as soon as 6.8.2 is out, I'll go on with my ports from 5.15 to 6.8 and QMake to CMake and blog about. also next months my example apps (sharing, BT >Le, ...) will be re-written stay tuned

Problem solved In my phone, I had to go into the "Security and Privacy" settings and turn off Auto Blocker. Then I was able to go into developer settings and turn on USB debugging.

@jbarrena hi Julen, I fixed the problem by changing the sysroot option in my kit to point at my ubuntu rootfs instead of the petalinux one. Thanks for your help. Jenn

Unfottyunatelly when I try install also qtquickcontrols like below: IMAGE_INSTALL:append = "qtquickcontrols qtquickcontrols-qmlplugins qtquickcontrols2 qtquickcontrols2-qmlplugins" I get errors . Update.... I updated my device to Openstlinux-5.15-yocto-kirkstone-mp1-v24.07.17 install additional libraries by adding IMAGE_INSTALL:append = "qtquickcontrols qtquickcontrols-qmlplugins qtquickcontrols2 qtquickcontrols2-qmlplugins" and now it works. The missing libraries are availbe !

i cant press any buttons.

I got the same situation when I run the same app in different weston version platform. weston (ver: 10.0.0) is fine ,but weston (13.0.1) can not bring up the virtual keyboard. I try to overwirte the QPlatformInputContext Class , when I show the virtual keyboard , it will always trigger the override function—setFocusObject, no matter what focus policy I set up at the virtual keyboard. I check the Class QApplication function—notify , the focus object will change when the virtual keyboard show. It seems related to the new version of weston. My solution is downgrade the weston to lower version (before the 13.0.0) I hope it can help you.

@Dio_ You're using quite unusual setup: why do you have /home/qtsource, /home/qt5 and /home/build?! In /home each subfolder is a home folder for a user. Just create folders in your home folder. And please do not work as root!!!

I know that have been a long time, but I found this article that address this: https://medium.com/hackernoon/how-you-survive-the-notch-hell-on-ios-android-9badd9d6b935 And that's not a bug, it's a feature: it's a kind of inset for layout Just for future people like me that found your post.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7etOQfrMiM

This exact issue haven't solved yet. But found solution to run Swift-CPP interoperability in iOS application with Qt 6 and CMake - it's using static library developed in XCode project where interoperability functionality switched on: -- Create static library for iOS and choose base language Objective-C in settings -- When project created delete all of Objective-C templates -- Switch on C++/Objective-C functionality in build settings -- Add Swift and C++ code, if needed embed all used frameworks -- Build *.a for any platform you need -- Add to Qt 6 CMake project with includes Code samples published here https://github.com/ArboreusSystems/arboreus_examples/tree/master/qt6/CMake/UsingCPPSwiftInterop/UsingCPPSwiftInterop_v2 The recorded video of this sample here https://youtu.be/dZOchNsASHA Happy coding everyone!

@Fest I would honestly love to understand how you came up with that. I'm still too new to understand what's going on in CMakeLists.