Cross-Platform Building : Build QT Application for Arm-64 based Archticture From Windows System
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I am making an app qt quick with c++ backend in qt creator in windows as my linux system doesnt has much space where i can install whole QT creator and work there. My final system will be ARM-64 architecture of ODROID N2 where i will be running the app but i am facing issues while building for cross platform from Windows.
Is it possible to build from windows to run apps on arm-64 based architecture ?
Any suggestions will be great.Thanks
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I am making an app qt quick with c++ backend in qt creator in windows as my linux system doesnt has much space where i can install whole QT creator and work there. My final system will be ARM-64 architecture of ODROID N2 where i will be running the app but i am facing issues while building for cross platform from Windows.
Is it possible to build from windows to run apps on arm-64 based architecture ?
Any suggestions will be great.Thanks
@Shahzaib said in Cross-Platform Building : Build QT Application for Arm-64 based Archticture From Windows System:
Any suggestions will be great
Well, you did not specify which issues you're facing.
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I saw on some forum that you can add kit for generic linux system and build through it but that was not working. Is there any way to build in windows and then run it on desired architecture.
@Shahzaib said in Cross-Platform Building : Build QT Application for Arm-64 based Archticture From Windows System:
Is there any way to build in windows and then run it on desired architecture
Yes, if you have tool chain for Windows and sysroot for your device as you have to cross compile. You need to check what is available for your device.
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@Shahzaib said in Cross-Platform Building : Build QT Application for Arm-64 based Archticture From Windows System:
Is there any way to build in windows and then run it on desired architecture
Yes, if you have tool chain for Windows and sysroot for your device as you have to cross compile. You need to check what is available for your device.
