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I have qt qml application that needs to be tested with Squish on an embedded linux device. While attaching the squish to my qt app , i get the following errors. Any idea about these?
Failed to load wrapper extension SquishDeclarative: libQt5Declarative.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Property QPointingDeviceUniqueId::numericId has unknown type FInt64.
Property QGraphicsView::renderHints has unknown type QFlagsQPainter::RenderHint.
Property QGraphicsView::cacheMode has unknown type QFlagsQGraphicsView::CacheModeFlag.
Property QGraphicsView::optimizationFlags has unknown type QFlagsQGraphicsView::OptimizationFlag. -
I have qt qml application that needs to be tested with Squish on an embedded linux device. While attaching the squish to my qt app , i get the following errors. Any idea about these?
Failed to load wrapper extension SquishDeclarative: libQt5Declarative.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Property QPointingDeviceUniqueId::numericId has unknown type FInt64.
Property QGraphicsView::renderHints has unknown type QFlagsQPainter::RenderHint.
Property QGraphicsView::cacheMode has unknown type QFlagsQGraphicsView::CacheModeFlag.
Property QGraphicsView::optimizationFlags has unknown type QFlagsQGraphicsView::OptimizationFlag.@manny_lp said in Squish gives error before hooking into qt qml app:
bedded linux device. While attaching the squish to my qt app , i get the following errors. Any idea about these?
Failed to load wrapper extension SquishDeclarative: libQt5Declarative.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directoryHi,
This should be okay, unless your application is based on QML 1, because the SquishDeclarative extension should contain the QML 1 support, not the support for QML 2.
Property QPointingDeviceUniqueId::numericId has unknown type FInt64.
Property QGraphicsView::renderHints has unknown type QFlagsQPainter::RenderHint.
Property QGraphicsView::cacheMode has unknown type QFlagsQGraphicsView::CacheModeFlag.These are normal messages that can be ignored.
Best regards,
Clemens Anhuth