Qt versions missing
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Hi,
In Tools->Options-> Devices I have the following message:
Cannot create kits for all architectures.
Qt versions are missing for the following architecture:
mps-linux-android-elf-32bit, mips-linux-android-elf-6bit, arm-linux-android-elf-6bit, x86-linux-android-elf-6-bit.
To add the Qt version, select Options>Build&Run>Qt Versions.When I go to Qt Versions I see lots of kits in red. How can I install them? I installed everything the MaintenanceTool had.
Thank you for your help.
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Hi,
Qt is not pre-built for each and every processor type supported by Android. The two officials are x86 and arm.
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@SGaist
In Build&Run I have Android for armeabi-v7a (GCC 4.9, Qt 5.11.0 for Android armv7) and Android for x86 (GCC 4.9, Qt 5.11.0 for Android x86) marked with a yellow triangle. What can be wrong with these?
Thank you.
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Well, hover your mouse over the yellow triangle and you will get more information about what is wrong.
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@SGaist
I managed to resolve the yellow warning issue by restarting Qt. I have a lot of kits (mostly Android) marked with red. Can I just delete them?
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If you don't use or plan to use them, yes you can.
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I have the following in my Build&Run>Kits:
KitsI am planning to use Android 6-8 and Windows. Will that work with my working kits?
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You have strange duplicates. Do you know where they are coming from ?
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@SGaist
Not really. And when I try to update packages in Tools->Options->Devices->Android->SDK Manager tab it gives me this message. The file it refers to is not there. Is that fixable somehow?
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That’s something you should check with the Android SDK directly.
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for any ubuntu 18.04 users (like me) finding this discussion through web search... don't use the ubuntu QT install from apt-get, instead install open-source-QT from the QT website. It's installer program will install binaries, including qt-for-android into it's own subdirectory.
