Using qt-dev-tools on Debian Buster but...Switching to Debian Bullseye

silver2row

Hello,

I have an application that used to use qt-dev-tools but I am no longer using Debian Buster or kernel 4.19.x.

I am currently using Debian Bullseye and kernel 5.10.x:

 - assistant-qt4 -- Qt Assistant
 - lconvert -- Convert and filter translation data files
 - linguist-qt4 -- Qt Linguist
 - pixeltool -- Pixel Tool
 - qcollectiongenerator -- Qt Collection Generator
 - qdbusviewer -- D-Bus Viewer
 - qhelpconverter -- Help Conversion Wizard
 - qhelpgenerator -- Qt Compressed Help Generator
 - qmlplugindump -- QML Plugin Dump application
 - qvfb -- Virtual Framebuffer

What are the updated libraries needing to be used for Debian Bullseye from my list?

I have been installing all sorts of libs. and I cannot find the exact matches.

Seth

silver2row

Hello @mchinand ,

TEMPLATE = app
TARGET = BBB
DEPENDPATH += .
INCLUDEPATH += /usr/bin/qmake

# Input
HEADERS += Lepton_I2C.h LeptonThread.h MyLabel.h Palettes.h SPI.h
SOURCES += Lepton_I2C.cpp \
           LeptonThread.cpp \
           main.cpp \
           MyLabel.cpp \
           Palettes.cpp \
           SPI.cpp
LIBS += -LleptonSDKEmb32PUB/Debug -lLEPTON_SDK

This is the file so far, i.e. my .pro file. I will keep trying. I do not have a CMakeLists.txt file so far for some reason.

Seth

P.S. So, for Bullseye, the file is qtbase5-dev . I just rebooted. I will see if this does the trick. So, this did it for Bullseye w/ sudo apt install qtbase5-dev . It installed the required libs. wholeheartedly. Phew. Anyway you two, thank you guys for reaching out and pointing me in the correct direction. The module I found is seven years old. So, some stale C/C++ files are still lingering. I will have to go in manually to handle the source that is stale.

jsulm

@silver2row said in Using qt-dev-tools on Debian Buster but...Switching to Debian Bullseye:

and I cannot find the exact matches.

Maybe there are no exact matches?
This is more a question towards Debian as they package software for their distribution.
You can simply search for packages containing "qt".
Maybe also https://packages.debian.org/de/stretch/qt5-default can help.

silver2row

Hello,

Thank you for your time. I will go to Debian and ask there on their forums.

Seth

mchinand

What Qt development libraries have you installed and what libraries do you use (i.e., what's in your .pro file or CMakeLists.txt file for your application)?

silver2row

Hello,

I was using Debian apt to install the libs. that were available. Since the .pro file is no longer, I need to set it up again. I will let you know soon. I have the machine around here and it should still have a base for my workspace on it.

I am sorry I am of little help this time around. I will return service soon. Thank you for helping me so far.

Seth

P.S. The end use is a lib. from github directing a FLIR Cam. on how to decide heat via a SPI camera.

@mchinand : I am sorry. The older machine has the SD Card removed. I cannot find out which libs. I was using now. I will start from scratch and see what libs. I install this time and return service.

silver2row

Hello @mchinand ,

TEMPLATE = app
TARGET = BBB
DEPENDPATH += .
INCLUDEPATH += /usr/bin/qmake

# Input
HEADERS += Lepton_I2C.h LeptonThread.h MyLabel.h Palettes.h SPI.h
SOURCES += Lepton_I2C.cpp \
           LeptonThread.cpp \
           main.cpp \
           MyLabel.cpp \
           Palettes.cpp \
           SPI.cpp
LIBS += -LleptonSDKEmb32PUB/Debug -lLEPTON_SDK

This is the file so far, i.e. my .pro file. I will keep trying. I do not have a CMakeLists.txt file so far for some reason.

Seth

P.S. So, for Bullseye, the file is qtbase5-dev . I just rebooted. I will see if this does the trick. So, this did it for Bullseye w/ sudo apt install qtbase5-dev . It installed the required libs. wholeheartedly. Phew. Anyway you two, thank you guys for reaching out and pointing me in the correct direction. The module I found is seven years old. So, some stale C/C++ files are still lingering. I will have to go in manually to handle the source that is stale.