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    imene
    wrote on last edited by imene
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    Hello
    Does CAN Bus example still existe in qt creator Examples ?
    How to import and run a project in Qt creator (qt5.15.2)

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    • I imene

      Hello
      Does CAN Bus example still existe in qt creator Examples ?
      How to import and run a project in Qt creator (qt5.15.2)

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      @imene , this isn't really a Qt related question, CAN Bus requires a CAN Bus interface.

      Kind Regards,
      Sy

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        @SPlatten
        I'm using PiCAN 2 - CAN Bus Interface for Raspberry Pi 3 B, and i'm looking to run this example in Qt creator "https://stuff.mit.edu/afs/athena/software/texmaker_v5.0.2/qt57/doc/qtserialbus/qtserialbus-can-example.html"

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          @imene , should be simple enough:

          • Start Qt Creator
          • From the File menu, select Open File or Project...
          • Using the File dialog, locate the .pro file, click the Open button.
          • Once the project has been loaded, from the left sidebar click on the Projects button.
          • Specify the Build directory location or create it, if it doesn't exist.
          • Click Manage Kits... then assuming you have installed a Qt version, select it.

          Right click the project, run qmake then build. address any warnings or errors, then run.

          Kind Regards,
          Sy

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