Qt creator is normally configured to develop, debug and run x86 applications. Source /opt/poky/2.4.3/environment-setup-aarch64-poky-linux If not already done, before launching Qt creator it is required to source the SDK environment setup script, for example: ~/Qt5.12.10/Tools/QtCreator/bin/qtcreator.sh Once installed in Ubuntu, Qt creator icon should be visible in the application list, or it can be launched from the command prompt: In order to develop a Qt application it would be easier to install Qt on the host PC, that includes also the IDE (Qt creator). If not changed Qt is installed into /usr/local/Qt5.x.y. Version 5.6.3 and the newly built version can coexist. no-feature-xcomposite-egl, important otherwise the install fails at link stage. clone (potentially checkout specific version)Ībout flags, a notable one is: -qpa, should be set to wayland or wayland-egl.Steps to build (refer to this script for more details):
Install gperf and nss-dev to target rootfs (needed by qtwebengine, TODO: still not working because of nss includes not found).Īctually if gperf is not there, qtwebengine is not selected by the configure, so no problem in building, in other words no need to explicitly set -skip qtwebengine. By default it is installed in /opt/poky/2.4.3 (RZ/G2E-M-N-H). 3 Open Source Panfrost Mali Driver for RZ/G2Lįirst of all the RZ/G2 SDK is needed: core-image-qt-sdk is what you want to build.2.1 Build OpenCV using Yocto (enabling OpenCL).1.2 Qt apps development environment set-up.
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