Qt 5.15 for Windows arm64?
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Has anyonbe been succesful in using Qt 5.15 on a Windows desktop app for arm64 architecture?
I was able to build following this patch
https://gist.github.com/tycho/3ce679850a03a39d8c174ac05af56214#gistcomment-3453299but the resulting app was not able to find the resources in the qrc file.
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Thank you @koahnig !
Sorry for lack of reply, was trying to figure it out on my own.Basically, I have an application that I use for both i386 and amd64 Windows architectures using QT 5.15 successfully.
I am now trying to compile against arm64, so I built QT 5.15 for arm64 by applying this patch https://gist.github.com/tycho/3ce679850a03a39d8c174ac05af56214#gistcomment-3453299QT 5.15 built successfully, then I built our application for arm64 but when trying to show UI I just get a blank page.
QT is showing the warning (this is just one of the many similar examples for any UI)
Qt [Warning] (qrc:/MyWindow.qml, $function): qrc:/MyWindow.qml:226:5: MyDialog is not a type
My qrc file looks like
<RCC> <qresource prefix="/"> <file>MyDialog.qml</file> ... <file>MyWindow.qml</file> </qresource> </RCC>
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@osarguel said in Qt 5.15 for Windows arm64?:
Qt [Warning] (qrc:/MyWindow.qml, $function): qrc:/MyWindow.qml:226:5: MyDialog is not a type
This looks more like the qml file is found and at line 226 you are using MyDialog which is not declared. Is that possible?
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@koahnig
Thanks,MyWindow.qml
is being found, but MyDialog which is another qml defined in the qrc file is the one that is not being found. It is declared on MyDialog.qml
I tried putting the app to use the qml files directly and it could find them, so the issue seems to be resolving the names