@PatZim said in RaspberryPi2EGLFS tutorial fail at Step 10 "./configure": I am wondering if there is no native solution for Macs As you figured out yourself, I guess it all just comes down to get a cross-compiler for ARM that runs on Mac... But I bet using the VM with Linux is a good approach, given that lots of guides/tutorials are based on such platform

A quick and final update: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-72641 The topic was reopened - in no small part due to @Kalileo I believe ;-) - and the error seems to be found and fixed. The fixed version seems to be the upcoming 5.12.1 and onwards. Thanks everyone for the interest and help in the issue.

@JonB @MrShawn Thanks you two for clarifying. After downloading/installing a MySQL server in a school computer, I could build/run my app on my computer and insert/update data successfully to the server. That part's all good. Thanks from y'all. Marking as solved.

User something like LIBS += -F /path/to/where/qwt_framework_is -framework qwt

@J.Hilk said in Deploy QT Application on any mac: macdeploy Yes you saved my life ! Works perfectly, thanks ! I had to change @rpath to @executablepath tho This link helped me doing it if someone has the same problem one day https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2809930/macdeployqt-and-third-party-libraries

@jsulm Thanks a lot! Sorry for my miss on the link. I will try it.

@jsulm woooow! i add the spaces and the error disappear! REALLY REALLY thanks!!!!

@jsulm Sorry, i was i little wrong. Widget is full screen after showNormal(). I have the same problem if i call hide instead of showNormal.

Something like SVG ?

Hi, Even if not through the App Store, it's better to sign your application so people know where it comes from. What's not clear is why would you need to do a second signing of your application with e.g. a Symantec certificate. What did make you think that ?

Switch of "Run in Terminal" in your project's Run settings, and check whether this makes a difference.

Hi, and welcome to the Qt forum! This is a known bug, see: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-48572.

This mailing list thread might give you some more information to go further.

Hi, Do you also have OS X accessibility active on 10.10.5 ?

Did you succeed with Qt3D?

@maximo http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/highdpi.html http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qscreen.html#devicePixelRatio-prop

Hi and welcome to devnet, If you can reproduce that with a minimal compilable example then it likely is

Sorry for the delay in replying to your suggestions. I am travelling again in the holiday season, and so I'm again trying to use my macbook to develop Android apps. When I run ./adb devices -l, I see the device(s) OK - for example with my Nexus 7 tablet I see: List of devices attached <some sort of device id> device usb:24100000 product:nakasi model:Nexus_7 device:grouper Similarly if I have an emulator running, I see the emulator listed. Regarding the video, thanks, but I don't see anything that I'm doing differently, except of course that I have more recent versions of Qt, Android SDK, android NDK, java etc than in the video. Interestingly in the video, you can see the author also sees "unable to start <appname> " (as I do) in the application output window, but the app starts for him. A recent query here by a user targetting iOS had issues deploying apps with QtCreator 3.5 which were resolved by using QtCreator 3.6 - I have just updated to 3.6 but I experience the same problems as before. Thanks for any suggestions.