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    Asha
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    any idea which version qt i have to install about this gcc cross compiler as i attached below please go through that one

    0_1568204702675_compiler (2).png

    If have any idea then please let me know...

    OR

    please give the information ,which supports any qt version and cross compiler both..

    thankyou

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      Its showing the error:

      First:
      the compiler arm-linux-generic-elf64bit cannot produce code for the qt version "Qt 5.13.0 GCC 64bit"(x86-linux-generic-elf-64bit)..

      Second:yes giving the proper path for cross compiler,you can see here0_1568202773597_procom.png

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      @asha said in can we change the compiler in qmake:

      the compiler arm-linux-generic-elf64bit cannot produce code for the qt version "Qt 5.13.0 GCC 64bit"(x86-linux-generic-elf-64bit)..

      Of course it can't. I already told you that you need a cross compiled Qt version. ARM != x86-64. That means you need download Qt source code and build it using your cross compiler and sysroot for your device.

      "Second:yes giving the proper path for cross compiler,you can see here" - no, I can't because you did not show your Kit. Did you select this compiler in your Kit?

      "any idea which version qt i have to install" - cross compile Qt by yourself.
      Here https://wiki.qt.io/index.php?title=Raspberrypi_beginners_guide&redirect=no is an explanation how to do it for RaspberryPi, but it is similar for other devices.

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        here is the kit:0_1568206276133_kit (1).png

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          here is the kit:0_1568206276133_kit (1).png

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          @asha Yes, the Qt version you selected can't be used with an ARM compiler.
          Cross compile Qt and set that one in the Kit.

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            Hi,

            I downloaded the qt source code,

            "qt-everywhere-opensource-src-5.7.1.tar.gz"

            now trying to build this,here is the attachement0_1568272684375_build.png ,

            is it correct?(because I am feeling like that again i am building the qt for linux-g++ only)

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              Hi,

              I downloaded the qt source code,

              "qt-everywhere-opensource-src-5.7.1.tar.gz"

              now trying to build this,here is the attachement0_1568272684375_build.png ,

              is it correct?(because I am feeling like that again i am building the qt for linux-g++ only)

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              @asha
              what was your ./configure command?


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                here is the attachement0_1568274045294_config.png

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                  SGaist
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                  Hi,

                  From the looks of it, you're not telling configure that you want to cross-compile.

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                    Hi,

                    Thanks for the replay,please see the below attachement ,and please let me what is the problem, and how to solve this0_1568352141029_error2.png

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                      Hi,

                      Thanks for the replay,please see the below attachement ,and please let me what is the problem, and how to solve this0_1568352141029_error2.png

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                      @asha Did you read what @SGaist wrote?
                      You are NOT cross compiling!
                      You need to tell configure that you want to cross compile.
                      An example how to do this is here: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=204778

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                        @asha Did you read what @SGaist wrote?
                        You are NOT cross compiling!
                        You need to tell configure that you want to cross compile.
                        An example how to do this is here: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=204778

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                        @jsulm yes I read,what @SGaist wrote,

                        So,I stopped that configure and again done the configure with my cross compiler ,the above screenshot is for cross compiler only that is "arm-linux-gnueabihf"

                        Please go through that oone...

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                          @jsulm yes I read,what @SGaist wrote,

                          So,I stopped that configure and again done the configure with my cross compiler ,the above screenshot is for cross compiler only that is "arm-linux-gnueabihf"

                          Please go through that oone...

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                          @asha said in can we change the compiler in qmake:

                          the above screenshot is for cross compiler only that is "arm-linux-gnueabihf"

                          Assuming that "beagle@beagle1" read from command prompt in that screenshot, it looks like you're working on your EMBEDDED DEVICE.

                          If so, then you are NOT cross-compiling, which whole purpose is by no means compiling in the target device.

                          You are supposed to only use the BBB device just to copy the cross-compiled Qt libraries and application (which are built in the host machine) and only run it there

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                            Did you check that you have libz in your sysroot ?

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                              Did you check that you have libz in your sysroot ?

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                              @sgaist ,I checked it in qt kit configuration ,And I am not finding libz in my sysroot..

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                                @asha said in can we change the compiler in qmake:

                                the above screenshot is for cross compiler only that is "arm-linux-gnueabihf"

                                Assuming that "beagle@beagle1" read from command prompt in that screenshot, it looks like you're working on your EMBEDDED DEVICE.

                                If so, then you are NOT cross-compiling, which whole purpose is by no means compiling in the target device.

                                You are supposed to only use the BBB device just to copy the cross-compiled Qt libraries and application (which are built in the host machine) and only run it there

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                                @pablo-j-rogina Sir,
                                "beagle@beagle1" is my user name, where my target device name is debian@beaglebone.

                                I am not successed with make run only,so I am not understood this lines

                                "You are supposed to only use the BBB device just to copy the cross-compiled Qt libraries and application (which are built in the host machine) and only run it there"

                                while make running getting error some library files are missing ,Like

                                "error while loading shared libraries: libz.so.1: /home/beagle1/installQt/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-4.8-2013.10_linux/bin/../libexec/gcc/arm-linux-gnueabihf4.8.2/cc1plus: error while loading shared libraries: libz.so.1: cannot open shared object file:
                                No such file or directory"....

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                                  One more thing ,

                                  SELinux status is Disable in my system,

                                  is this is issue?

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                                    No, the issue is that you don't seem to have zlib available for cross-compilation.

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                                      Hi,

                                      can you please tell me,how to install zlib or what is next procedure to do?

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                                        Before starting anything, do you have good reasons to use such an old version of Qt and linaro toolchain ?

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                                          Hi,

                                          qt old version is problem?if so,

                                          now I am trying with qt 5.7.1,I downloaded qt 5.7.1 source code and arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc 6.5.0.

                                          And did some changes in qmake.conf file as said in this link https://forum.qt.io/topic/52546/tuto-build-qt-to-cross-compile-for-arm/47.

                                          where I am finding my qmake.conf file in this path "/home/beagle1/Downloads/qt-everyehere-src-5.7.1/qtbase/mkspecs/linux-arm-gnueabi-g++/qmake.conf"(not finding qws directory as shown in the above link).

                                          So, now I want to configure,but in the link they specified path " ./configure -opensource -confirm-license -prefix /usr/local/Qt-4.8.5-arm -embedded arm -little-endian -no-pch -xplatform qws/linux-arm-gnueabi-g++",

                                          I am not getting specially this part "embedded arm -little-endian -no-pch -xplatform qws/linux-arm-gnueabi-g++" what it does?

                                          How can i configure? if I just give "./configure " its configuring linux-g++ ,I want to configure with arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++.

                                          If I give ./configure -opensource -confirm-license -prefix /usr/local/Qt-5.7.1-arm -embedded arm -little-endian -no-pch -xplatform /linux-arm-gnueabi-g++",

                                          then getting error
                                          "invalid command-line switch
                                          arm:unknown argument"..

                                          not getting how do I configure...

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