Mobile and Embedded

Happy to hear it. I'm lacking a device with a rotatable screen at the moment, so that recipe involved a little faith.

@embdev See http://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qmake-variable-reference.html#includepath Don't forget to rerun qmake after modifying pro file.

There was no "src" directory at that location. So I created one and moved the java files there. I did not mention them in the .pro file. The files have not shown up in the project view within QtCreator. I executed qmake, rebuilt and ran the app. Same result (RuntimeException). Can I trace or debug somehow, what's going on? After adding them to the DISTFILES variable, they got copied to the build directory and ignored afterwards. The Qt deploy tool obviously does not do anything with them. Shouldn't they be compiled into the dalvik executable? OK, I found them as ".class" files in <build-folder>/android-build/build/intermediates/classes/debug/... among other java files like "BuildConfig.class". So maybe, some identifier is wrong or something.

For the record, here is the reply from qbs mailing list: Jake Petroules wrote: "Android support in Qt Creator with Qbs is unfortunately not yet supported. For now, you'll have to build on the command line. See QBS-881, QBS-992, QBS-991"

I solved my problem. I had to manually set the visibility property: visibility: Window.Windowed

Hi, Glad you have found an alternative but what is your exact setup ?

@bearsh I checked Jira but didn't find anything, so I created https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-55970

Hi, This stackoverflow post provides a link. Just be very aware that this platform has reached end of life a long time ago.

After re-reading something's not clear. Did you re-try with tslib ?

@Geraud I've just built openssl 1.0.2h for Android and it has correctly generated the libssl.so.1.0.0 and libcrypto.so.1.0.0 (using this guide http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11929773/compiling-the-latest-openssl-for-android). I've read that Android does not support versioned libraries, also if I rename the .so.1.0.0 to .so. Is this true? How do you build a non-versioned version of the library? And what about x86..should I put the x86 libraries in android/libs/x86 ?

Problem was really QT_QPA_PLATFORM=eglfs. After changed to linuxfb and solved QML dependencies it worked! :)

@NTNman said in QT5.7.0 cross compile information for NVIDIA TK1: I thought that I must use opensource qtcreator for cross compile. That does not mean you have to build it by yourself :-)

@RiteshPanchal Dear RiteshPanchal. Now, I am trying to install QT5.7 and Qtcreator for cross compile with NVIDIA TK1. Please refer to my another topic. https://forum.qt.io/topic/71054/qt5-7-0-cross-compile-information-for-nvidia-tk1/9 Thanks.

I am encountering the exact same problem. Using X Code 7.3.1 with Qt 5.2.1. I am curious if you find a solution.

@raven-worx thanks for your reply. Finally i got the solution for this quest. i reffered following link to get the solution. https://www.kdab.com/qt-android-episode-7/ Thanks all.

Hi, I have debug on Ubuntu ( but i think it same on Windows), You have install Android Studio first, When you run qmake on project, QtCreate generate 1 folder output, that have a folder android_build Then you start Android studio, -> 'open an existing android project' Then you debug it as normal I think it will help you, if you have any trouble, pls let me know

Hi, The only open automive demo at this point is Neptune, which is available in the Qt repos: http://code.qt.io/cgit/qt-apps/neptune-ui.git/