Installation and Deployment

Thanks for sharing the link !

I also try to configure without qt-xcb,and it works.But,when i compile an app with qt5.5,the app can't run on my arm board correctly. the console can output correct message ,but the gui doesn't show? Could anyone explain this? Does it relate to the reason that i don't compile and install xcb plugins?

@SGaist - Thank you. 4.8.7 version is working fine with WebKit module for VS 2013.

Similar error occurs on SLES 11.1 QT 5.5.0

I had the same problem on Linux Mint 17.2. This did the trick for me: sudo apt-get install qtbase5-examples qtbase5-doc-html

@articicejuice said: qtbase/src/plugins/platforms/xcb/qxcbkeyboard.cpp to pass through this error it's enough to add #define XK_dead_currency 0xfe6f to the top of this cpp file.

@Shidharth said: configure -debug-and-release -opensource -platform -opengl desktop win32-msvc2010 Start with building your configure line properly, this doesn't make sense. The -platform option need to be followed by the platform argument, like win32-msvc2013. Which beg the other question: why build with win32-msvc2010 if you want msvc2013 ? Do you really need '-opengl desktop' ? try configure -help

You mean you need Qt for ARM (armhf)? In this case you will need to build Qt for ARM (the Qt installer only provides "Android armv5" and "Android armv7"). If you want to build your apps on your PC for ARM then you need to cross compile Qt. Or you build on your ARM device, then you can build Qt on that device.

Fixed by moving to another clean machine. Thanks your response.

You're welcome ! Since everything is working now, please mark the thread as solved so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)

Thank you both. I misunderstood how the installers worked (I create from sources on Linux) Cheers

@mossman You should check the PRO file: what is 1/Qt/5.5/clang_64/lib? It does not look like a valid path.

The missing architectures is just a warning. If you need one of them, install the corresponding compiler from the Android package manager. Other than that, it's a warning you can ignore if you don't build for them.

Hi, I also have Qt with mingw492_32 installed on my Windows 10, just tested and the clocks example compiled fine, no problems (i.e. same as for JKSH). That first error message, 'std::basic_string<_CharT, _Traits, _Alloc>::_Rep' is not a type does it reappear as the first one for others of your projects/examples? Also have you tried to update to 5.5.1?