Mobile and Embedded

Problem solved, I add Adreno 205 to source, and it works :) !http://qt.hallikainen.cc/DSC_9781.JPG! Thankyou :)

Try playing with setMaxVisibleItems

I do not know, sorry. Please ask on the development mailing list or check QtLocation repository for a readme file.

We use now a new Kernel (3.14) and with that also the tilcdc driver instead of the da8xx driver. It is much better now. Swiping images is smooth, still with high CPU load, but good enough.

Ok, my mistake. I thought my question could be answered by people that develop apps with Qt (which I falsely referred to as "Qt developers"). Thanks again.

Currently, We cannot change the default name: "QtApp_*.aok".

Thank for your help, but sadly your advice doesn't work. Though I agree that it is related to QtCreator or, as statedby someone else, possibly the system/user configuration However, since it is not very polite of me to take over this thread, I will return to my own. ;-) This just looked like a similar question. Cheers!

Then "this":http://su.chainfire.eu might be of interest

I was searching for this same problem and came across this bug logged last year. The last comment says it might be fixed in 5.4. "Bug":https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-35271

Hello! I had the same issue. I've spent my whole day trying to figure out what can the problem be. Now that I figured it out, I felt it important to register to this forum and share the solution with you. So... At the end of your registerNativeMethods() method add the following code: @ if (env->ExceptionCheck()) { // Handle exception here. env->ExceptionClear(); }@ You should also check "this part":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qandroidjniobject.html#handling-java-exception of the documentation. Let me know if it helped for you as well.

I didn't know about windows mobile, but for windows phone 8.0/8.1 you can "view my post here...":https://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/43391

Hi, The code base for embedded and standard is pretty much the same except the additional classes for QWS. Qt is backward compatible. However check for the bug fixes that happened in between to be sure you don't hit one. On a side note it's Qt, QT stands for Apple QuickTime.

Did you insert in your pro file che section unix:!mac { LIBS += -Wl,-rpath=\$$ORIGIN/libs } with all required libraries in libs dir? Did you include plugins correctly?

Okay, problem solved. I accidently tried to add more items to the QAbstractListModel itself, instead of QStringList. Thank you p3c0 for helping me out, and explaining the meaning of Qt :: UserRole.

Then you need to build ICU for arm, install it to cross-compile root and add -I path/to/arm-root/icu_includes and maybe -L path/to/arm-root/icu_libs to qt configure script.