TS-4900 QT5 Hello World: Difference between revisions

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Now return to edit, and open your QT project file (qt5-helloworld.pro).  Add in these lines after the target:
<source lang=bash>
linux-* {
    target.path = /home/root/
    INSTALLS += target
}
</source>
This will specify where the application gets installed when it is deployed to the device during development.
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| [[File:qtbuilddepoloypath.png|300px|right|QT Deploy Path]]
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At this point you can press the big green allow in the bottom left to run the application, or go to Build->Run to launch the application.  From here, you can begin customizing your application.  Refer to the official QT documentation for more information
* [http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/index.html QT5 Documentation]

Revision as of 15:01, 31 July 2014

Open the QT Creator IDE and click "New Project".

QT New Project

There are many options for developing applications with QT, but we will use the default "QT Widgets Application".

QT Widgets App

Specify the location for your project. Keep in mind that the compile process will create additional build paths in the "Create In:" path.

QT Location

Next, select the kit. In this case I'm enabling Desktop for testing, and TS-4900.

QT Select Kit

For now I'm using the default class information. The project management window can also be left with its defaults. Click "Finish". This will generate the new project. Click the button under "Help" on the left column, and select "TS-4900" debug.

QT Select build

Now return to edit, and open your QT project file (qt5-helloworld.pro). Add in these lines after the target:

linux-* {
    target.path = /home/root/
    INSTALLS += target
}

This will specify where the application gets installed when it is deployed to the device during development.

At this point you can press the big green allow in the bottom left to run the application, or go to Build->Run to launch the application. From here, you can begin customizing your application. Refer to the official QT documentation for more information