What is the process for porting the Qt Standard Library to the NXP MCUXpresso IDE?
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Hello, I would like to port the Qt library using the following method:
First, create a basic Qt for MCU project using Qt Creator.
Then, add the Static Library option to the CMakeList.txt.
Select RT1050 Qt for MCUs as the device and build it.Copy the built qul_run.h and projectname.lib and move them to the NXP Xpresso IDE.
Add the library, library path, and include path to the NXP IDE.
After that, various errors such as SDK reference errors and memory errors may occur when building.
I am currently using a Custom Board for RT1050 with the following specifications.
Memory: eMMC 4GB and External SDRAM are used.
LCD: A (640x480) LCD with RGB666 format is used.
There is no touchpad, and I plan to use CAN communication, GPIO, I2C, CSI, PXP, and PWM functions.
I want to reference a custom SDK in MCUXpresso IDE.I want to use the custom linker script set in MCUXpresso instead of the linker script of Qt.
Also, I want to activate the Link to RAM option in MCUXpresso.Is there a way to only make the Qt part into a library, and then map it to my settings?