QSerialPort: No such file or directory
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As wrote earlier, since 6.2 so install the latest version and you should be good to go.
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How are you installed Qt 6 ?
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@J-Hilk in my windows computer it opens as you put it in the photo. But other device is ubuntu 18.04 . I downloaded it by typing the following command in the terminal.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install qt4-dev-tools qt4-qtconfig qt4-demos
sudo apt-get install qtcreator
when i download it like this it doesn't offer the option as you show. opens directly.
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Well, 4.8.7 did not have this module. You either have to build it yourself (and find sources that builds against Qt 4) or consider upgrading to at least Qt 5.
The Qt 4 series has reached end of life quite a long time ago and should not be used to start new projects.
@SGaist said in QSerialPort: No such file or directory:
Well, 4.8.7 did not have this module. You either have to build it yourself (and find sources that builds against Qt 4) or consider upgrading to at least Qt 5.
@SGaist already said no serial port is supplied with Qt4. He said if you really want to use Qt4 you would have to build it yourself (i.e. from sources, there won't be any
apt ...which gets a pre-built binary.You need first to decide whether you are going to use Qt4 or Qt6 (or even Qt5). You must use the same version on both Windows and Linux.
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@SGaist said in QSerialPort: No such file or directory:
Well, 4.8.7 did not have this module. You either have to build it yourself (and find sources that builds against Qt 4) or consider upgrading to at least Qt 5.
@SGaist already said no serial port is supplied with Qt4. He said if you really want to use Qt4 you would have to build it yourself (i.e. from sources, there won't be any
apt ...which gets a pre-built binary.You need first to decide whether you are going to use Qt4 or Qt6 (or even Qt5). You must use the same version on both Windows and Linux.
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@EdaCelik
Not a great idea, up to you. You ask whether there is a "ready library" when we now have quoted to you 3 timesWell, 4.8.7 did not have this module. You either have to build it yourself (and find sources that builds against Qt 4) or consider upgrading to at least Qt 5.
What is unclear? It does not matter how many times you ask the same question the answer remains.
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@EdaCelik
Not a great idea, up to you. You ask whether there is a "ready library" when we now have quoted to you 3 timesWell, 4.8.7 did not have this module. You either have to build it yourself (and find sources that builds against Qt 4) or consider upgrading to at least Qt 5.
What is unclear? It does not matter how many times you ask the same question the answer remains.
