Qt porting from Windows to Mac
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wrote on 7 May 2020, 11:02 last edited by
Hi I am presently working on moving our GUI from windows build to Mac OS. The GUI was made with qt windows like a decade ago so we have decide to change our software to a new GUI and used qt quick tools instead and are done with the new update now. we have decided we would like to make a mac version of the software as well. So,right now the dependencies are mostly targeted to win32. And as we know those will not be supported by the mac. I am quite not familiar with the mac os as i am a developer always using the windows. The software uses ftdi, usb libraries for windows. how can i shift my software from Windows to Mac OS in a systematic way? how should i add my dependencies to the .pro file for mac?
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Hi I am presently working on moving our GUI from windows build to Mac OS. The GUI was made with qt windows like a decade ago so we have decide to change our software to a new GUI and used qt quick tools instead and are done with the new update now. we have decided we would like to make a mac version of the software as well. So,right now the dependencies are mostly targeted to win32. And as we know those will not be supported by the mac. I am quite not familiar with the mac os as i am a developer always using the windows. The software uses ftdi, usb libraries for windows. how can i shift my software from Windows to Mac OS in a systematic way? how should i add my dependencies to the .pro file for mac?
please help@VinayP said in Qt porting from Windows to Mac:
how should i add my dependencies to the .pro file for mac?
Like shown here: https://doc.qt.io/archives/qt-4.8/qmake-advanced-usage.html
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@jsulm Hi Thank you for the reply :) i would also like to know how i can use winapi dependencies in mac? as my project uses alot of windows based dependencies to run?
@VinayP said in Qt porting from Windows to Mac:
how i can use winapi dependencies in mac
You can't as winapi is not available on Mac. You will need to replace those parts with something else.
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