Mobile and Embedded

All right thanks :)

Yes, now they are provide support of dynamic frameworks. Maybe now you can do it.

[quote author="SGaist" date="1403005451"]AFAIK it should be possible, using e.g. the framebuffer qpa plugin (so compiling Qt 5) You should look at the "Qt for Embedded Linux Architecture" chapter in Qt's documentation both for 4 and 5. It should answer your questions[/quote] Thanks, I will give it a look.

For the first problem i found a little solution, but i don't think is the best: I created a QtQuick Project Added a directory called "pages" and a directory called "plugins" My first qml file "main.qml" (for example) is stirred with c++ classes in the project directory This is the entry qml file that imports others qml files (pages/*.qml) The folder plugins contains c++ extension for QML It's a bad solution? Thanks for help... :)

I tried setting the stream device to 0 after closing the device but that didn't have any effect. I then changed the code to create a new dataserializer and therefore a new stream every time I load or save data and that seems to have done the trick, thanks for the tip. Greg

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Then you should look at the BBB's distribution Qt package descriptions. Just an educated guess but, it's probably their version of Qt Embedded that you can install along the standard X11 edition.

using QML is not an option right now, this should be purely C++/Qt. Grabbing single images from the surface and displaying them in a Label should do the trick :)

I fixed the error long ago, but I preferred to share it for anyone that may experience this error. The solution is fairly simple, just ensure that all includes in your project are based on the file location. For example, I have a header located at /src/class/class.h and a source file at /src/class/class.cpp Ensure that in the implementation you use something like this: @ #include "chat.h" @ instead of @#include "/src/class/class.h"@ This applies both when you include a class in the declaration and/or in the implementation. Hope it helps, Alex.

The following procedure works for me when porting an existing Qt on Android project from Qt 5.2.1 to Qt 5.3.0: Create a simple Qt on Android project in Qt 5.2.1, using Qt Creator for example. Create the same simple Qt on Android project in Qt 5.3.0, using Qt Creator again. Compare the files generated in step 1 and step 2. Get the differences. Implement the differences into the existing Qt on Android project. Differences have been found especially in file "AndroidManifest.xml" and file "res/values/libs.xml".

Thanks everybody

AFAIK, there should only be one generated

same problem here with latest qt5.3.0 on a allwinner a10... solved as suggested... thanks a lot! Giampaolo

Not sure abt this but have something to find IP addresses(on Windows platform) @ QNetworkInterface *inter = new QNetworkInterface(); QList<QHostAddress> list; list=inter->allAddresses(); QString str; for (int i = 0; i < list.size(); ++i) { str = list.at(i).toString(); } return str; @ [edit: added missing coding tags @ SGaist]

Dear Ieealfree, bq. ./bootstrap/libbootstrap.a: could not readsymbols: File in wrong format collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make1: *** [../../../bin/moc] Error 1 This generally can be resolved by deleting all the .o files. To do this do a clean. I also got similar issues while cross-compiling QT 5.2.1 for powerpc. Cheers!!