@Christian-Ehrlicher Thank you for responding.
Yes I am. I have only one kit configured for this projecct at the moment which is using MinGW 8.1 with QtCreator 14.0.1 (if it matters).

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@SGaist did some more tests. removed some lines with errors from .pro and got some more output from qmake2cmake. but only for the easy parts ;-)

android or ios - specific parts are missed.
ATM I'm learning from CMakeLists.txt provided by Qt example apps, other projects and documentation.

what's really missed: official guides for mobile (android and ios) apps (including translations, native code, custom info.plist, Android Manifest, openSSL) from build to deploy and publish to stores using CMake.

of course I'll blog about my findings in some weeks.

@nekkceb said in cmake project version:

Is it possible to set the project version after the initial setting?

Yes please see https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/variable/PROJECT_VERSION.html

@Kim-Nancy said in Problem compiling for Android from Windows:

Seek assistance on Qt community forums for further support.

Ha, that's literally where we are.

In any case, this solved it for me: https://stackoverflow.com/a/68394638/8548472.

@Crazy-Sage said in How to build Qt with clang under windows?:

Clang 7.0.0

And you're sure this ancient compiler supports all MSVC commands when you use clang-cl. What do you think you will gain when you compile Qt with clang-cl at all?

Yes @JonB, it requires depencencies but this is not a problem. I will install this automaticly after users choice.

You can find them under:
LTS RELEASE
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet-core/3.1

Current release
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/5.0

Note: .net CORE works with Linux, macOS und Windows.

@BikashRDas said in QNetworkConfiguration and QNetworkConfigurationManager alternatives for Qt 5.15.2:

I am using Qt 5.15.2 enterprise edition

Is that version backed by a commercial license from Qt?
If so, you may want to ask for help from Qt support directly

I had the same issue. In my case, it was a wrong run configuration.
(left pane) "Projects" -> "Build & Run" -> "Run" -> "Run" -> "Run configuration:"
Make sure the you have selected the right configuration.

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pro:

wasm: INCLUDEPATH += "C:\emsdk\upstream\emscripten\cache\sysroot\include"

Settings for Qt 6.6.3:

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@SGaist That was my problem. I compiled the libraries with MinGW 32 while my Qt's is MinGW 64. I changed the compiler and the problem is solved.
Thanks for the help.

Hi author here,

Now there's a dedicated guide available to follow for cross-compiling latest QT for any Raspberry Pi Model or Version with mentioned GCC toolchains:

https://github.com/abhiTronix/raspberry-pi-cross-compilers/blob/master/QT_build_instructions.md

@lorn-potter thanks for your command.
I love working with QT. If WASM would be working, a complete new world would open for us. The main thing what annoys me is that I can not find a good manual/guide to get wasm running on linux. I hope somebody can point me in the good direction. I'm probably just missing the needed information/knowledge, but I really want to learn!