Windows + Qt + Android Emulator (x86 and x86_64) for API >=30
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Configuration:
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list itemWindows 10 Pro x64
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list itemQT 5.15.2 - unfortunately that's best we can hope for (the open source users) in the 5* branch
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- list itemAndroid x86 image to be used by emulator
The Situation: When attempting to debug on Emulator, one is presented with a following error:
Cannot find C++ debug server in NDK installation.Bug Report: Here
Background: As we all know, API 30 emulators (x86_64 and now even x86 alone) now REQUIRE Intel hypervisor (HAXM) to be present which REQUIRES Hyper-V to be DISABLED.
Question:
I was wondering if anyone managed to get such a configuration running as of now? The bug report is pretty old and the need to run an emualtor seems as something ubiquitous, especially taking into account that targeting at least API 30 is now REQUIRED by Google Play Store.
Stack Overflow URL
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update:
turns out that installing the Emulator through SDK Manager was all it took to break QT Creator entirely even for hardware devices....and guess what? we had to remove snapshots of the VM coz resizing the VMDK to accommodate the Android Emulator was needed. That's just great.
https://forum.qt.io/topic/90530/qtcreator-can-t-find-c-debugger/18
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as soon as we seemingly got the situation under control ... QT Creator shouted at us with "while parsing target library list: unclosed token".
Which is when we know very well that shit hit the fan so much that we need to revert the VM.. the thing is this time we cannot as we've removed all snaphots.