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    silver2row
    wrote on 11 Oct 2022, 02:52 last edited by
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    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

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      silver2row
      wrote on 13 Oct 2022, 11:14 last edited by silver2row
      #6

      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.

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      • S silver2row
        11 Oct 2022, 02:52

        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

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        jsulm
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        wrote on 11 Oct 2022, 06:50 last edited by
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        @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.

        https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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          silver2row
          wrote on 11 Oct 2022, 08:49 last edited by
          #3

          Hello,

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

          Seth

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            mchinand
            wrote on 11 Oct 2022, 13:16 last edited by
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            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)?

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              silver2row
              wrote on 13 Oct 2022, 10:33 last edited by silver2row
              #5

              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.

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                silver2row
                wrote on 13 Oct 2022, 11:14 last edited by silver2row
                #6

                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.

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