Pyside2 over LinuxFB/DRM
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@JimJin said in Pyside2 over LinuxFB/DRM:
Does your Qt library come from the same source as PySide2 ?
No
Then you should ensure it does.
PySide2 is built against a set of libraries that provides all the classes exposed as Python classes. You seem to use a version of Qt that is lighter weight.
Then you should ensure it does.
Sure. We are going to do it.
You seem to use a version of Qt that is lighter weight.
Yes. We are using Qt Embedded. However, we can't find the manual of compiling PySide2 on ARM. Could you please show us a link of a porting guide to ARM?
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What are you using to cross-compile Qt ?
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@JimJin said in Pyside2 over LinuxFB/DRM:
Does your Qt library come from the same source as PySide2 ?
Is it possible to hack PySide2 binaries(from https://archlinuxarm.org/packages/aarch64/pyside2) which redirect OpenGL to LinuxFB?
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You are mixing two different things. The backend plugin is not the issue.
Your issue is that you are trying to use a version of PySide2 that was built against a version of Qt with OpenGL enable and thus using the corresponding symbols with a version of Qt with OpenGL disabled as it seems.
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You are mixing two different things. The backend plugin is not the issue.
Your issue is that you are trying to use a version of PySide2 that was built against a version of Qt with OpenGL enable and thus using the corresponding symbols with a version of Qt with OpenGL disabled as it seems.
Your issue is that you are trying to use a version of PySide2 that was built against a version of Qt with OpenGL enable and thus using the corresponding symbols with a version of Qt with OpenGL disabled as it seems.
Yes, exactly. So,
- Is there any hack(or workaround) to let the PySide2 of OpenGL work on QT of LinuxFB?
- Or, is there any manual (or article) to guide us to cross-compile PySide2 on embedded Linux?
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@JimJin said in Pyside2 over LinuxFB/DRM:
Is there any hack(or workaround) to let the PySide2 of OpenGL work on QT of LinuxFB?
As I already wrote several times: your issue is unrelated to mixing OpenGL and LinuxFB
@JimJin said in Pyside2 over LinuxFB/DRM:
Or, is there any manual (or article) to guide us to cross-compile PySide2 on embedded Linux?
I am not aware of any but since it's a Qt project following the documentation:
python setup.py build --qmake=/path/to/your-cross-compiled-Qt/bin/qmake --ignore-git --parallel=8might be enough.
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@JimJin said in Pyside2 over LinuxFB/DRM:
Is there any hack(or workaround) to let the PySide2 of OpenGL work on QT of LinuxFB?
As I already wrote several times: your issue is unrelated to mixing OpenGL and LinuxFB
@JimJin said in Pyside2 over LinuxFB/DRM:
Or, is there any manual (or article) to guide us to cross-compile PySide2 on embedded Linux?
I am not aware of any but since it's a Qt project following the documentation:
python setup.py build --qmake=/path/to/your-cross-compiled-Qt/bin/qmake --ignore-git --parallel=8might be enough.
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@JimJin said in Pyside2 over LinuxFB/DRM:
Is there any hack(or workaround) to let the PySide2 of OpenGL work on QT of LinuxFB?
As I already wrote several times: your issue is unrelated to mixing OpenGL and LinuxFB
@JimJin said in Pyside2 over LinuxFB/DRM:
Or, is there any manual (or article) to guide us to cross-compile PySide2 on embedded Linux?
I am not aware of any but since it's a Qt project following the documentation:
python setup.py build --qmake=/path/to/your-cross-compiled-Qt/bin/qmake --ignore-git --parallel=8might be enough.
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I do not think there's anything special to do as long as you use a Qt version that was built with OpenGL disabled but that's only a guess.
