Qt 5.11 android supported SDK
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Hi,
From http://www.bim-times.com/qt/Qt-5.11.1/qtdoc/supported-platforms.html#
I can see Qt 5.11.1 support Android 4.1, 5, 6, 7, 8 (armv7, x86) API Level 16
But GooglePlay requires to create app with target API above 32(33 from this August).
Does it mean I cannot use Qt 5.11 to submit android app to GooglePlay? Then at least what version of Qt should I use to submit apps to GooglePlay? -
Hi,
From http://www.bim-times.com/qt/Qt-5.11.1/qtdoc/supported-platforms.html#
I can see Qt 5.11.1 support Android 4.1, 5, 6, 7, 8 (armv7, x86) API Level 16
But GooglePlay requires to create app with target API above 32(33 from this August).
Does it mean I cannot use Qt 5.11 to submit android app to GooglePlay? Then at least what version of Qt should I use to submit apps to GooglePlay?@samdol said in Qt 5.11 android supported SDK:
I can see Qt 5.11.1 support Android 4.1, 5, 6, 7, 8 (armv7, x86) API Level 16
But GooglePlay requires to create app with target API above 32(33 from this August).
Does it mean I cannot use Qt 5.11 to submit android app to GooglePlay?No, that's just the minimum supported API level. It has no relation to target SDK API level.
Then at least what version of Qt should I use to submit apps to GooglePlay?
Any version which will compile your app with newest SDK will do. But in general, newest SDK and Qt version are a good bet - you get good compatibility and many bugs fixed "for free".
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@samdol said in Qt 5.11 android supported SDK:
I can see Qt 5.11.1 support Android 4.1, 5, 6, 7, 8 (armv7, x86) API Level 16
But GooglePlay requires to create app with target API above 32(33 from this August).
Does it mean I cannot use Qt 5.11 to submit android app to GooglePlay?No, that's just the minimum supported API level. It has no relation to target SDK API level.
Then at least what version of Qt should I use to submit apps to GooglePlay?
Any version which will compile your app with newest SDK will do. But in general, newest SDK and Qt version are a good bet - you get good compatibility and many bugs fixed "for free".
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@sierdzio
Is it true even for IOS? I mean can I use, for example, Qt 5.7 to create an apps which run on IOS14?@samdol said in Qt 5.11 android supported SDK:
@sierdzio
Is it true even for IOS? I mean can I use, for example, Qt 5.7 to create an apps which run on IOS14?5.7 is probably too ancient. Why would you even want to use it?
