Qt Creator and other tools

It's work now. But I can't recall waht I did to make it work...

Hi! You should ask the Qt Creator devs on their mailing list, see: http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo. This forum more end-user centric.

Maybe you'll find some help here: http://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-debugger-engines.html

Hi! There is no such thing like "Qt Debugger". QtCreator (I guess you use QtCreator?) either uses GDB or the Microsoft debugger. What is your remote device? What architecture is it (x86, ARM,...)?

There is no qmake 5.+. qmake shipped with Qt 5.5.1 is 3.0 Are you sure PyQt5 is complaining about the qmake version and not Qt version?

Alternatively, you can get the standalone Qt + Qt Creator package from http://www.qt.io/download-open-source/ -- you don't need to wait for the distro packagers to catch up. The latest versions are Qt 5.5 and Qt Creator 3.6.0

@zyend ok my answer was regarding qmake only sry. For a qmake only solution you could define the target directory for the lib, and specify this path (relatively) in your myexe pro file. But IIRC QtCreator solely ignores the output dirs specified in the qmake pro-file and uses it's custom settings instead. See this, to link to an internal project in QtCreator.

Hi, I got the same problem. Now it seems solved using latest IFW release but I got some warnings. I posted a bugreport: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTIFW-822

In that case there might be a regression somewhere, I'd recommend contacting the Qt Creator devs on the Qt Creator mailing list to see if they are aware of that.

Hi, I am developing a game engine edtior using QT for UI and GLFW for rendering.I am searching the experience who had soloved to get it quickly.So, could you tell me how did you solved this.Thank you in advance.

HI, I built the QtChart framework with Qt5.5.1/5.5/clang_64/bin/qmake... and my QtCreator was built with Qt 5.5.1 (Clang 6.0 (Apple) 64 bit)... How do I install the plugin for QtCharts? Thanks, Juan

hi A good start migh be http://doc.qt.io/qt-5.5/qmake-manual.html

@jdent Where did you download qwt from ? Sorry my experience with QWT is mostly on Windows and I compiled it for linux. I never tried to integrate into Qt creator. I have checked my qwt 6.1.2 folder and there is no install.docx (DOCX), but an install.dox (DOX). Therefore I am wondering where you got the files from. However, these files might be different for MAC OS. Anyway, as noted already above, at least I would also try in parallel with the qwt mailing list. There are quite a number of people following and may give you an answer.

Hi You mean for the creation of the files or what do you mean with "manage the documentation in all platforms" I just use word and have 1 doc for each language. Not fancy and also looking for better way as its hard to keep track of status of the various languages when new text is added.

@borisa You need Qt for each platform you want to test (how should your app run without Qt?). So either you install Qt directly there or you cross compile it for each platform and copy the binaries to these platforms.