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Is there such a way?

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asked 08 Feb, 16:34

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Hi Victor,

Yes, Qt can be (cross)compiled for embedded Linux on ARM by adding '-embedded arm' to your Qt configure arguments. The first Qt application should have the '-qws' option enabled to start the QWSServer. For more information see: http://developer.qt.nokia.com/doc/qt-4.8/qt-embedded-linux.html.

Regards, Ken

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answered 10 Feb, 07:12

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Can I just install the developer image (small image with compiler without X), then built QT natively?

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answered 14 Feb, 09:19

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Hi Victor,

I haven't tried it yet but I guess it's supposed to work if the build requirements of QtEmbedded are satisfied.

Regards, Ken

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answered 14 Feb, 10:09

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Hi Victor,

I agree with Ken. There should be no reason for being able to compile Qt natively from the developer image. All you will need to do is install the development packages that you will need, or compile them natively too...

Don't hesitate to get back to us once you manage to do this.

Michael.

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