Qt versions missing

SGaist

Hi,

Qt is not pre-built for each and every processor type supported by Android. The two officials are x86 and arm.

gabor53

@SGaist
In Build&Run I have Android for armeabi-v7a (GCC 4.9, Qt 5.11.0 for Android armv7) and Android for x86 (GCC 4.9, Qt 5.11.0 for Android x86) marked with a yellow triangle. What can be wrong with these?
Thank you.

SGaist

Well, hover your mouse over the yellow triangle and you will get more information about what is wrong.

gabor53

@SGaist
I managed to resolve the yellow warning issue by restarting Qt. I have a lot of kits (mostly Android) marked with red. Can I just delete them?

SGaist

If you don't use or plan to use them, yes you can.

gabor53

@SGaist

I have the following in my Build&Run>Kits:
Kits

I am planning to use Android 6-8 and Windows. Will that work with my working kits?

SGaist

You have strange duplicates. Do you know where they are coming from ?

gabor53

@SGaist
Not really. And when I try to update packages in Tools->Options->Devices->Android->SDK Manager tab it gives me this message. The file it refers to is not there. Is that fixable somehow?

SGaist

That’s something you should check with the Android SDK directly.

donbright

for any ubuntu 18.04 users (like me) finding this discussion through web search... don't use the ubuntu QT install from apt-get, instead install open-source-QT from the QT website. It's installer program will install binaries, including qt-for-android into it's own subdirectory.