Mobile and Embedded

I switched to QT5.1.0 and figured out there is a environmental variable to hide the cursor on EGL and that seems to do the trick. @ export QT_QPA_EGLFS_HIDECURSOR=1 @ Maybe it masks the real problem, but I do not need a mouse pointer.

QCoreApplication::postEvent() But why does it have to be on the QPA level since the dump happens anyway in your application code?

Hi, But i need to switch the control to myapplication2 from myapplication1. I mean from code of myapplication1 upon a specific user input i want to switch control to myapplication2. ( actually need to switch between these two apps )

I figured out the problem In configure script I wrote @-android-toolchain-version 4.3.3@ instead of @-android-toolchain-version 4.4.3@ I successfully built Qt 5 for Android armeabi libs and tested a simple app. The app worked.

I'm in embedded platform... can you give me sample code...

please make sure you have checked out "this commit":https://qt.gitorious.org/qt/qtlocation/commit/fe0499f0ba44ab7d1a22139d88fee03486ff8b59 in your repository. Btw. just so you know: it's very possible that QtLocation doesn't even work on Android.

Hi, AFAIK, that would need a native client library for both of these platforms and I don't think there is (but I might be wrong) You should ask that on the interest mailing list you'll find Qt's developers/maintainers there (this forum is more user oriented)

did that! thanks

How can i manually force window rotation? I tried to use resize as a work around and it didnt work.

IIRC, you also have linuxfb for Qt 5

Ouch... I didn't try yet to cross-compile Qt 5 on mac, I generally do that on Linux... You could however fill a "bug report":http://bugreports.qt-project.org/issues/ about it, if that's not have already be done

I just found that I can use Context.getApplicationContext() instead of inherit QtApplication, to be able to call java methods I need for our extentions

Found workaround here: http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/29592

Hi, please open your own thread rather than reviving a three years old topic

You can have a look at "Intel Atom E660 development board":http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/embedded/designcenter/tools/seed-board-program And here is our "WEC7 Atom BSP":http://www.adeneo-embedded.com/en/Products/Board-Support-Packages/Intel ARM processors are preferred to x86 on embedded devices, as they use a RISC architecture, allowing for reduced power consumption for instance.

Hi, Nice to hear you found the source of the problem. I think you can file a bug for this as the issue seems to be present on different platforms. At least someone who knows the glyph cache manager part can have a look and maybe fix this issue for the affected platforms.