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I reply to myself, just in case some else has the same issue. Switching the Jenkins build slave from Windows7 to Linux (Debian 10) has reduced the APK build time from 40 minutes to 8 minutes! Yes, my project is relative big ;) Regards Fabrice

Hi, I am experiencing exactly the same issue. Have you found any solution? PS The launching issue has been solved in the latest update of QtCreator

#include <iostream> #include <QGeoCoordinate> using namespace std; int main() { QGeoCoordinate qGeoCoord; cout << "Lat.: " << qGeoCoord.latitude() << endl << "Long.: " << qGeoCoord.longitude() << endl << "Alt.: " << qGeoCoord.altitude() << endl; return 0; } This is a simple code which i wrote, but the output is just "-nan" What more should i add to the code?

Hello. It seems I have the same issue. I try to add the Firebace Cloud Messaging to my project, and now after I set v. 5.13.2 my application in some devices is craching at very start. NDK the same as you r19c. I havent catch how youve solve it? Should I use older NDK (btw it seems that FCM libraries should be compiled with NDK 15 or smth) or can you explain how have you solve it exactly?

@Shiba 's response worked, but for each compile you need do that. So can put this on <project>.pro to set ENABLE_BITCODE=NO, and it will work every. Q_ENABLE_BITCODE.name = ENABLE_BITCODE Q_ENABLE_BITCODE.value = NO QMAKE_MAC_XCODE_SETTINGS += Q_ENABLE_BITCODE

For now I made a custom androiddeployqt that ignores cleanAndroidFiles(options); which deletes the files. Seems to work, only have to delete the build folder manually so it doesn't keep old build files.

@MajidKamali said in Different UI via ssh and direct application start on RaspberryPi: using -platform eglfs in application arguments solved the problem! But I have another question in this regard. I configured Qt to compile with eglfs, why this is not default mode (platform) in raspberry? If you run from console, with no X server running, Qt will default to EGLFS.

@ShadowKni You should care as Qt6 is in development and can potentially cause more issues when building than Qt5.

The problem seems solved after I remove everything from Release-iphoneos folder

@RunThiner There's no need for such a loop. QSerialPort already provides an asynchronous API and if you really want to wait for data to be available, there's a blocking API for that as shown in the QSerialPort details.

The method signatures are wrong. 2 should be "(I)V", 3 should be "()I"

@Eric-Ruei QWebengineView has a bunch of loadStarted/Progress/Finished signals. See if they are telling you anything? Maybe QWebEngineView::load(const QWebEngineHttpRequest &request) overload would allow you to examine any request/response issues?

It works but only one time. After the first ufc event the app goes to freeze here @Override protected void onResume() { super.onResume();

not yet( But! I managed to connect qt under windows without any problems. One question remains, if there is any peculiarity when implementing this all in the android (Android Studio) !? Maybe if some example where QT is used in a java project for android?

@Vladimir-Sazonov just press Ctrl+Alt+F7 from keyboard

Built in Android Studio can be decompiled. Compiled in Qt cannot be decompiled?