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  • J jenya7

    I created a widget application on Debian machine and it runs good. Now I copied the application on Ubuntu machine and opened it. While compile I get an error
    cannot find -lGLESv2.
    I guess some library is missing. What should I install?

    Another information. When I open Qt Creator I get

    The following plugins have errors and cannot be loaded
    QmlDesigner
    QmlProfiler
    Plugin initialization failed Cannot create OpenGL context.
    I suppose it's related.

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    @jenya7 said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

    cannot find -lGLESv2.

    I know nothing about this, but are you compiling fro RPi? Googling for qt cannot find lGLEsv2 (Note for Google search, you must omit the leading hyphen, do not put -lGLEv2 in your search string, else it will avoid lGLEv2!) reveals RPI hits, do you want to read those?

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      @jenya7 said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

      cannot find -lGLESv2.

      I know nothing about this, but are you compiling fro RPi? Googling for qt cannot find lGLEsv2 (Note for Google search, you must omit the leading hyphen, do not put -lGLEv2 in your search string, else it will avoid lGLEv2!) reveals RPI hits, do you want to read those?

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      @JonB said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

      @jenya7 said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

      cannot find -lGLESv2.

      I know nothing about this, but are you compiling fro RPi? Googling for qt cannot find lGLEsv2 (Note for Google search, you must omit the leading hyphen, do not put -lGLEv2 in your search string, else it will avoid lGLEv2!) reveals RPI hits, do you want to read those?

      It's other board - ODROID, but actually it doesn't matter - I think it's a Qt library, isn't it?

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      • J jenya7

        @JonB said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

        @jenya7 said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

        cannot find -lGLESv2.

        I know nothing about this, but are you compiling fro RPi? Googling for qt cannot find lGLEsv2 (Note for Google search, you must omit the leading hyphen, do not put -lGLEv2 in your search string, else it will avoid lGLEv2!) reveals RPI hits, do you want to read those?

        It's other board - ODROID, but actually it doesn't matter - I think it's a Qt library, isn't it?

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        @jenya7 Install libgles2-mesa-dev package

        https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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        • jsulmJ jsulm

          @jenya7 Install libgles2-mesa-dev package

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          @jsulm said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

          @jenya7 Install libgles2-mesa-dev package

          It says - libgles2-mesa-dev is already the newest version (19.2.8-0ubuntu0-18.04.3)

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          • J jenya7

            @jsulm said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

            @jenya7 Install libgles2-mesa-dev package

            It says - libgles2-mesa-dev is already the newest version (19.2.8-0ubuntu0-18.04.3)

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            @jenya7 Usually one has to install libgl1-mesa-dev on Linux like described here: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/linux.html

            https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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            • jsulmJ jsulm

              @jenya7 Usually one has to install libgl1-mesa-dev on Linux like described here: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/linux.html

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              @jsulm said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

              @jenya7 Usually one has to install libgl1-mesa-dev on Linux like described here: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/linux.html

              It says the same - libgl1-mesa-dev is already the newest version (19.2.8-0ubuntu0-18.04.3)

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              • J jenya7

                I created a widget application on Debian machine and it runs good. Now I copied the application on Ubuntu machine and opened it. While compile I get an error
                cannot find -lGLESv2.
                I guess some library is missing. What should I install?

                Another information. When I open Qt Creator I get

                The following plugins have errors and cannot be loaded
                QmlDesigner
                QmlProfiler
                Plugin initialization failed Cannot create OpenGL context.
                I suppose it's related.

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                @jenya7 install libgles2-mesa and libgles2-mesa-dev;

                apt-get install libgles2-mesa-dev libgles2-mesa libgles2

                can you show your exact compile error messages?

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                • A anil_arise

                  @jenya7 install libgles2-mesa and libgles2-mesa-dev;

                  apt-get install libgles2-mesa-dev libgles2-mesa libgles2

                  can you show your exact compile error messages?

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                  @anil_arise said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

                  @jenya7 install libgles2-mesa and libgles2-mesa-dev;

                  apt-get install libgles2-mesa-dev libgles2-mesa libgles2

                  can you show your exact compile error messages?

                  cannot find -lGLESv2.

                  but before, when I open Qt Creator
                  The following plugins have errors and cannot be loaded
                  QmlDesigner
                  QmlProfiler
                  Plugin initialization failed Cannot create OpenGL context.

                  May be I can modify QT_OPENGL. Where can I find it?

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                    Hi,

                    How did you install Qt on both these machines ?

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                    Please read the Qt Code of Conduct - https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                    • SGaistS SGaist

                      Hi,

                      How did you install Qt on both these machines ?

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                      @SGaist said in Porting an application on Ubuntu:

                      Hi,

                      How did you install Qt on both these machines ?

                      I installed it on Ubuntu. The problem is on Ubuntu.
                      I have Qt installed on another machine on Debian (for RPi) and on this installation the widget application runs without problems.

                      I found the solution. During the installation I broke the GPU driver libraries, so this helped
                      sudo apt install --reinstall mali-x11

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