Hello,
I am compiling Qt for my embedded application with buildroot. It is working fine for my embedded device, so no problems there. For developing, I would cross compile Qt in my machine and install it, then reference qmake’s location within QtCreator. It does work fine.
The thing is, I would like to use buildroot’s compilation to develop with QtCreator, not another cross compilation done by me. I have other developers as well, and don’t believe each having a particular compilation for Qt (qmake and libs), and yet another one for the embedded device is a good thing.
With this in mind, I tried using buildroot’s Qt compilation.
However, the qmake I find within buildroot is not at the install location, nor are the include files and everything else, only the libs. I did copy over what I thought were the necessary files (include dir, bin dir, lib dir, etc) I found at another location in buildroot, however QtCreator says “Qt is not properly installed, please run make install”.
I already tried all sorts of “hacks” (like running make then make install in buildroot/output/build/qt and copying everything over), however nothing seemed to work.
Could anyone clarify to me how I can use just one cross compilation to develop my application?
Thanks in advance,
Joao
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