From the compile output, it looks like your target doesn't have libiw-dev installed (ld error: cannot find -liw).
On the target device, try
apt-get install libiw-dev
if you haven't figured this out yet.
You could also use the cross-compiler to build libiw from scratch and install into the target architecture area.
@MurimGomes
Is a question about dd intended for this forum, which is about coding using Qt libraries? Or are you looking for a general QNX forum rather than something Qt, in which case if you don't get a suggestion from a user here you might be better posting elsewhere, like a QNX administrative forum? Just trying to understand if here is the best place for you.
@Kent-Dorfman said in QHash<int,QString> vs QHash<int,QByteArray>:
but that wasn't his question, which I took to ask "why" a utility function key/value pair uses QByteArray instead of a class specialization such as QString.
Ah, you're right! My bad.
I've updated my reply above.
@Kent-Dorfman said in QHash<int,QString> vs QHash<int,QByteArray>:
Where would those roleNames commonly be used? Since they are themselves a type of code metadata (possibly used internally by the Qt framework), I don't think you'd want any QString locale conversion done on them.
Right again. It's the same as QMetaObject/QMetaMethod storing names as QByteArray and const char* instead of QString.
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