Installation and Deployment

Also had the problem, but your solution worked. Thank you!

Env:
Ubuntu 10.10 / Maverick Meerkat
Qt 4.7.1
QtMobility 1.1.0 (final)

[quote author="Mattias Cibien" date="1295642172"]
I have built Qt once on msvc2005 and it was almost a mess (but was the old 4.2/3 which had to be patched). Then with 2008 everything went fine :-p. Still too long to build however[/quote]

I never had problems with this combination. No error, no patch. Strange. But fortunately I can use the prebuilt binaries nowadays. The most annoying thing was the compile time - no "make -j8" ... it took ages.

You can't "move" the Qt installation dir so easily -- paths are hardcoded into the binaries, and the SDK installer binary patches them. Instead, give a look to qt.conf.

Are you including QtDBus in your project under windows? DBus isn't supported on windows at this time

Thanks. I thought there was also a QTPATH variable that could be set for the default, but that doesn't work. I set it to 4.7.1, created a new instance, and it gave me both QT in PATH and 4.7.1, where both were checked. I guess I have to make the choice at create time, and then manually change it if I add something that needs a more recent build. The only thing here is, if I wanted to enforce an environment for several programmers using the same box, it would be nice to be able to set up a system environment variable which would cause any newly created projects to use the path given in that variable.
Thanks.

The Qt SDK is for desktop development. Please use the Nokia Qt SDK if you want to target devices instead (both will be merged in the next release by the way). The Nokia Qt SDK does configure everything you need to write and deploy applications to Symbian devices.

Hi,

I followed Zlatomir's advice to build Qt from the src files and it compiled successfully! thanks for the enlightenment!

It already created a projects with all projects to open with VS2008. Do I still need to configure shadow build as explained in "this guide":http://www.qtcentre.org/wiki/index.php?title=Building_Qt_on_Windows_CE to be able to make winCE apps?

No object code for your method qCalibrationWizard::checkFiles(int, float*) is generated in your project. Did you implement the method?

Good to know I will try that. Thanks.

Great to know, I will try it. Thanks.

Ok, I did it, just had to recompile zlib with g++ to solve the linker issue. It still does no work with SunStudio 12 which is tier2 supported. I have no clue of what may be broken though...

[quote author="shekar_brother" date="1294501253"]IT is working !!
Great.Heartfelt thanks to Volker and others.
at-Tags - not working correctly on Opera 11. I will check again.

-Chandra [/quote]

Just put a single @-char before your lines of code an one after it. The rest is some magic of the forum and wiki software. The "Forum Help":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/ForumHelp and "Textile Syntax":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/TextileSyntax articles in the wiki have some more hints.

Do you want to integrate qmake in a autotools environment, than take look "here":http://qtnode.net/wiki/Qt_with_autotools

anselmolsm, do you mean to say that I can install mobility directly from within Qt Creator? I do not see the option you are referencing, is it absent in os x?

[quote author="anselmolsm" date="1286218228"]Hi codestian,

Maybe you did not select to install the mobility apis in the Nokia Qt SDK setup.

You can install it now. Open Qt Creator, go to Help -> Start Updater, package manager tab, then check APIs->Qt Mobility APIs and 'next' to finish the process.[/quote]

Volker, Yes, You are right, but unofficially, as I know \ worked in Windows (or worked earlier)

If your application is suitable for small devices (phones) you can try to install Nokia Qt SDK and make a package for maemo. Maemo uses debian packages and the SDK will jump start them for you. After you have the first one figure out making a ubuntu debian package will not be hard. You actually will find some good documentation on maemo.org that will apply to debian packages in general.

ok i found that all my problems were because I was mistakenly using Cygwin to build everything. Under mingw32 I am able to build and run my program.

I can build and run my program now, thanks to using mingw32 for everything. I was mistaken to think I could use Cygwin.

[quote author="shint" date="1293768213"]ok.
i changed title.
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Thank you