"No compiler can produce code for this Qt version"
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I installed Qt from the website on archlinux, including the android option, but building for android doesn't seem to work. Under "Preferences/Kits/Qt Versions" I see this:
What's this supposed to mean? Under "Compilers" I have
Under "Kits" only "Desktop" shows up.
I have android-ndk installed under /opt/android-ndk. I even tried specifying that to "Tools/QtCreator/bin/qbs-setup-android --ndk-dir /opt/android-ndk p" to no avail. -
I installed Qt from the website on archlinux, including the android option, but building for android doesn't seem to work. Under "Preferences/Kits/Qt Versions" I see this:
What's this supposed to mean? Under "Compilers" I have
Under "Kits" only "Desktop" shows up.
I have android-ndk installed under /opt/android-ndk. I even tried specifying that to "Tools/QtCreator/bin/qbs-setup-android --ndk-dir /opt/android-ndk p" to no avail.You need to go to Preferences->Devices->Android and set up the SDK, NDK, Java paths there.
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I installed Qt from the website on archlinux, including the android option, but building for android doesn't seem to work. Under "Preferences/Kits/Qt Versions" I see this:
What's this supposed to mean? Under "Compilers" I have
Under "Kits" only "Desktop" shows up.
I have android-ndk installed under /opt/android-ndk. I even tried specifying that to "Tools/QtCreator/bin/qbs-setup-android --ndk-dir /opt/android-ndk p" to no avail.@Alan-Kay To add to @sierdzio : this should help https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/android-getting-started.html
