Qt for MCUs

@JKSH I got it. thank you

@PradeepChinnasamy See https://doc.qt.io/QtForMCUs-2.3/qtul-fonts.html#rendering-dynamic-strings-in-qml

@asp879 hi, What do you want to do with that file ? Depending on that you can use Qt's resource system.

@inusion said in Qt mcu project can't include libraries like QCanBus, QObject?: @JKSH Thank you for answer. I'm trying to do can communication using nxp, but will it work in nxp even if I use the RSCANFD library? You're welcome. RSCANFD is for Renesas MCUs. Please ask your supplier which C/C++ CAN library can be used with your NXP MCU.

Answered at https://forum.qt.io/topic/142549/qt-mcu-project-can-t-include-libraries-like-qcanbus-qobject

You can compile them separately, i.e. you select the desktop kit and compile the desktop project, then select the mcu kit and compile the mcu project. However, I am not aware of a way to compile both in one go at the same time. This is not necessarily a restriction from Qt (or rather Qt Creator in this case), but from CMake. You need to teach your CMake project to use two different compilers for different (sub-)projects. I can't help you with this, though.

Hi, and welcome! @MaheshGontla said in Tool chain for ESP32-S3 MCU: Can you please let me know how to cross compile for it and run in the device. Qt for MCUs are only available to commercial customers, so most users on this forum are unable to use it. Please contact Qt Support for further assistance.

@Mahesh-Babu said in QML support on ESP32-S3: Can you please let me know whether QML is supported in ESP32-S3 MCU. Same answer as https://forum.qt.io/topic/141879/qt-support-for-esp32-s3 MCUs use Qt Quick Ultralite, not regular Qt Quick: https://doc.qt.io/QtForMCUs-2.3/qtul-overview.html

@srai20 said in How to enable FPS in QTforMCU?: Where to open this support ticket? Can you please provide the link? https://account.qt.io/

Problem Fixed: Tumbler inherits a property called "enabled" from "Item". This property holds whether the item receives mouse and keyboard events. By default this is true. Changing "enabled" to false solved the issue.

There's Qt, and there's Qt for MCUs. They don't share the same code base. Qt is available under commercial licenses from The Qt Company, and LGPL (some modules under GPL). Qt or MCUs is only available under commercial licenses from The Qt Company.