'Qt for Android' configuration
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Dear Community
I am a complete newbie and after decades I want to switch from BASIC to C++ using 'Qt for Android'.
After reading a C++, as well as Qt manual, a first desktop application starts flawlessly.Unfortunately, however, I can by no means say the same about setting up Android support.
For two weeks now I've been sitting at it and have already tried everything possible, but it just doesn't want to work the way it's supposed to.
Installed is currently:
JDK 1.8.0_291 NDK r21e Android OpenSSL Master cmdline-tools... via SDK Manager:
Android SDK Tools (Obsolete) 25.2.5 (this was a suggested solution from the net) Android SDK Platform Tools 31.0.2 Android SDK Build-tools 26-30.0.3 tools Android 11 Android R - SDK Platform Android R Preview Android 10 Android 4.4.2 extras... via the Maintainance Tool:
Qt 6.1.1 Qt 5.15.2 almost all 'Developer and Designer Tools'. Under Settings>Devices, 'Platform-SDK is installed' and 'For all installed Qt versions, all necessary packages are installed' are shown as incorrect. The resulting generated dialog shows the following missing packages in the Android SDK installation: build-tools;30.0.2 ndk;21.3.6528147 platform-tools platforms;android-30 cmdline-tools;latest extras;google;usb_driver, so exactly the ones I installed manually?! Under Kits>Qt versions, all 'Qt 6' applications as well as 'Qt 5.15.2 for Android' show the following error: 'No compiler can generate code for this Qt version. Please set up a compiler suitable for [...] unknown-linux-android-elf-unknown'.By the way, my system is Windows 7, x64.
It would be really fantastic if someone could help me before I throw the computer out the window. :-)
Many greetings from Switzerland
Marcel
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Dear Community
I am a complete newbie and after decades I want to switch from BASIC to C++ using 'Qt for Android'.
After reading a C++, as well as Qt manual, a first desktop application starts flawlessly.Unfortunately, however, I can by no means say the same about setting up Android support.
For two weeks now I've been sitting at it and have already tried everything possible, but it just doesn't want to work the way it's supposed to.
Installed is currently:
JDK 1.8.0_291 NDK r21e Android OpenSSL Master cmdline-tools... via SDK Manager:
Android SDK Tools (Obsolete) 25.2.5 (this was a suggested solution from the net) Android SDK Platform Tools 31.0.2 Android SDK Build-tools 26-30.0.3 tools Android 11 Android R - SDK Platform Android R Preview Android 10 Android 4.4.2 extras... via the Maintainance Tool:
Qt 6.1.1 Qt 5.15.2 almost all 'Developer and Designer Tools'. Under Settings>Devices, 'Platform-SDK is installed' and 'For all installed Qt versions, all necessary packages are installed' are shown as incorrect. The resulting generated dialog shows the following missing packages in the Android SDK installation: build-tools;30.0.2 ndk;21.3.6528147 platform-tools platforms;android-30 cmdline-tools;latest extras;google;usb_driver, so exactly the ones I installed manually?! Under Kits>Qt versions, all 'Qt 6' applications as well as 'Qt 5.15.2 for Android' show the following error: 'No compiler can generate code for this Qt version. Please set up a compiler suitable for [...] unknown-linux-android-elf-unknown'.By the way, my system is Windows 7, x64.
It would be really fantastic if someone could help me before I throw the computer out the window. :-)
Many greetings from Switzerland
Marcel
@marcel_at_work said in 'Qt for Android' configuration:
Windows 7
This OS is not supported for development anymore.Perhaps this is why package detection is failing?
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Dear Community
I am a complete newbie and after decades I want to switch from BASIC to C++ using 'Qt for Android'.
After reading a C++, as well as Qt manual, a first desktop application starts flawlessly.Unfortunately, however, I can by no means say the same about setting up Android support.
For two weeks now I've been sitting at it and have already tried everything possible, but it just doesn't want to work the way it's supposed to.
Installed is currently:
JDK 1.8.0_291 NDK r21e Android OpenSSL Master cmdline-tools... via SDK Manager:
Android SDK Tools (Obsolete) 25.2.5 (this was a suggested solution from the net) Android SDK Platform Tools 31.0.2 Android SDK Build-tools 26-30.0.3 tools Android 11 Android R - SDK Platform Android R Preview Android 10 Android 4.4.2 extras... via the Maintainance Tool:
Qt 6.1.1 Qt 5.15.2 almost all 'Developer and Designer Tools'. Under Settings>Devices, 'Platform-SDK is installed' and 'For all installed Qt versions, all necessary packages are installed' are shown as incorrect. The resulting generated dialog shows the following missing packages in the Android SDK installation: build-tools;30.0.2 ndk;21.3.6528147 platform-tools platforms;android-30 cmdline-tools;latest extras;google;usb_driver, so exactly the ones I installed manually?! Under Kits>Qt versions, all 'Qt 6' applications as well as 'Qt 5.15.2 for Android' show the following error: 'No compiler can generate code for this Qt version. Please set up a compiler suitable for [...] unknown-linux-android-elf-unknown'.By the way, my system is Windows 7, x64.
It would be really fantastic if someone could help me before I throw the computer out the window. :-)
Many greetings from Switzerland
Marcel
@marcel_at_work For Qt 5.15 you need JDK 11 or newer (cf. https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/android-getting-started.html)
Do you using Qt Creator?
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@marcel_at_work said in 'Qt for Android' configuration:
Windows 7
This OS is not supported for development anymore.Perhaps this is why package detection is failing?
For Qt 5.15 you need JDK 11 or newer (cf. https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/android-getting-started.html)
Do you using Qt Creator?What exactly does that mean? I get a little confused with the terms: JDK Platform-tools Versions, JDK Build-tools Versions, Java Versions, Java Build Versions?
I thought 'JDK 11' meant the Java version?
Yes, Qt Creator.
This OS is not supported for development anymore.
I hope you are wrong?!
Many greetings,
Marcel
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For Qt 5.15 you need JDK 11 or newer (cf. https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/android-getting-started.html)
Do you using Qt Creator?What exactly does that mean? I get a little confused with the terms: JDK Platform-tools Versions, JDK Build-tools Versions, Java Versions, Java Build Versions?
I thought 'JDK 11' meant the Java version?
Yes, Qt Creator.
This OS is not supported for development anymore.
I hope you are wrong?!
Many greetings,
Marcel
@marcel_at_work said in 'Qt for Android' configuration:
For Qt 5.15 you need JDK 11 or newer (cf. https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/android-getting-started.html)
Do you using Qt Creator?What exactly does that mean? I get a little confused with the terms: JDK Platform-tools Versions, JDK Build-tools Versions, Java Versions, Java Build Versions?
I thought 'JDK 11' meant the Java version?
Yes - and you have Java version 8 (JDK 1.8.0), while Qt 5.15 requires version 11.
Yes, Qt Creator.
This OS is not supported for development anymore.
I hope you are wrong?!
I am not - https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/windows.html
But if you are using Qt 5.15, you should be fine - https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/windows.html
