I can' compile for Android / No puedo compilar para Android
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Hello, since a couple of days ago I am trying to enter the world of mobile application development. I am using Qt 5.8 with Qt Creator 4.1.1 to develop android applications.
I took an example of the ones that come in Qt, to test the configuration of Qt Creator and it throws me the following errors:#error Qt requires a C++11 compiler and yours does not seem to be that #error "Qt requires C++11 support"Please, help me with that
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On which OS are you working?
Did you install an Android pre-build using the online installer?
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@koahnig I'm working on Windows 10 Fall Creators Update and I have not installed an Android pre-build using the online installer because I have not access to internet at home
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@Blaster You need Qt built for Android if you want to develop for Android.
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@jsulm How do I get it? Can you share a link for download a offline installer?
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@Blaster I'm not sure there is one - I cannot find it on the Qt website. I always use the online installer and Qt Maintenance Tool.
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@jsulm So what do you suggest?
I have the Qt Creator 4.4.1 with Qt 5.8 ... is there no way to activate C++11 support?
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@Blaster
if you need Qt 5.8, you can download it from archive:if you need the latest version, you can grab the offline installer from here
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@dream_captain What I want is to solve the error mentioned above
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@Blaster
What compiler are you using?
Please, post a screenshot of active kit (Options->Build&Run->Kits tab)
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@dream_captain .png](https://ddgobkiprc33d.cloudfront.net/ae8bcc2e-0854-4b5a-af0d-cb8754135f14.png)
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These are the kits
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@Blaster
Seems it's MinGW related problem. Try to add-std=gnu++11to your build command.
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@dream_captain Where is that going exactly?
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@Blaster
I use msvc build, so can't point the exact location. Look for something like "make arguments" in Projects->Build Steps.
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@dream_captain Nothing happens. The same error is maintained. I'm going to download the latest version of Qt to try.
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@dream_captain I was doing what you told me wrong. Now it gives me a single error, which says "invalid option - ="
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@Blaster could it be possible for you to reinstall Qt and start from scratch? It seems that you'll be looking for a needle in a haystack.
If you really need to stick to Qt 5.8 release under Windows, use this link for the offline installer.0Upvote the answer(s) that helped you to solve the issue
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@Pablo-J.-Rogina let's see, and the option to reinstall the used, the same failure remains. I'm not attached to version 5.8, that's what I have, but I'm downloading version 5.9 to use that ... let's see how it goes
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@Blaster please be aware that if you want to develop Qt application for Android, before Qt release 5.9.x the installer must refer to Android :-) i.e. "Qt 5.6.3 for Android (Linux 64-bit, 744 MB)"
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@Pablo-J.-Rogina Yes.. thanks
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There is no way that I can compile in Qt for android
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Hi,
Did you install all the prerequisites listed here ?
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@SGaist I think the only thing that may be giving the problem is the NDK. The one I have is the r8c. You could put a link to the NDK r10e to download it, which is not from Google. Is that the Google link is not allowed for my country. I am cuban
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Do you mean that this link doesn't work ?
By the way, why are you using such an old version of Qt ? The current version is 5.10 and Qt Creator is at 4.5.
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@SGaist The link does work, but it is not available for my country. So I can not access it, thanks to the economic and commercial blockade that the US has against Cuba. Anyway I will use a WebProxy to access.
I'm using this version of Qt because it's the one I could access, thanks to a friend. I'm a big fan of Qt and I recommend it to all the developers I know. Thanks for everything.
