Installation and Deployment

@Chris-Kawa Oh that's AWESOME! Thank you for that link!

Hi and welcome to devnet, Do you have that error also with a project generated from Qt Creator ?

Bit late response, but we finally have some instructions in the Wiki on how to build Qt 5 from git on ARM (and Mali) based Chromebooks: https://wiki.qt.io/Chromebook2

@JKSH Thanks a lot, I found the problem - I had firewall at work, that prevent downloading the file. I downloaded it at home, and it worked.

ok finally: modifying Qt/5.3/clang_64/mkspecs/macx-clang/qmake.conf this way: #QMAKE_MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 10.6 QMAKE_MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 10.7 did the job. just in case anybody needs this again. seems easy afterwards -.-

Sorry folks, I forgot to mark this post as solved. I took the easy way out, I have a high speed connection and downloaded the entire installation file and installed Qt offline. It worked great. Now I have a running Qt on my shiny new mac. Thank you all for the replies.

Thanks again. I guess I'll have to settle for upvoting you again. :-)

Hi and welcome to devnet, starting from Qt 5.1 QSerialPort is officially part of Qt: you don't need to build it anymore.

hello, I figure it out. just need to turn off the 3D accelerator in VMWare setting.

Hi, Did you also compile all plugins statically ? Did you modify your pro file to use static plugins ?

If you are building Qt for Windows, it won't link to the Android runtime

HI and welcome to devnet, You need to clone the sources of the module then use the qmake of your self-built Qt on it to configure its build. Then the class make + make install. Hope it helps

You're welcome. Don't forget to mark the thread as SOLVED

I know the post is quite old now, however I've a solution that works with qmake version 3.0 (and XCode 6.2): you should set the bundle name to the full path of your framework e.g QMAKE_FRAMEWORK_BUNDLE_NAME = $$PWD/Release/yourframeworkname note that the .framework extension is automatically added. When linked to the framework, an application will look for it at this full path location. macdeployqt could be used later to distribute your application.