#Qt creator 8 android
Go to Qt Version, where Added Qt version will be reflected from drop down list. Im trying to setup Qt creator for development of Android Apps. Navigate through your Qt installation folder as shown in link and go to bin folder to find qmake, then Select and apply. Oh yeah and this is about Qt version 4.8, creator 2.4, so it may have changed, since this post (they seem to like to do that a lot, i saw the newer versions already have changed drastically). Go to Tools->Options->Build and run->Qt Versions->Add. It helped me find the right thing ( QMAKE_CXXFLAGS, as it turns out, is usually not what people suggest, for some reason). pro file just like any other usual source file. pro files, hit Ctrl+Space (or start typing a word and hit Shift+Home), to get a list of valid things you can use in your. Qt for Linux/X11 - Deployment Qt for Linux/X11 - Specific Issues Where to Go from Here. The pages below covers specific issues and recommendations for creating Linux/X11 applications. pro files, if you have problems editing your. Qt for X11 Requirements Qt for Linux/X11 - Building from Source Deployment and Other Issues. You'd be surprised how hard it can be to find information about stuff like this, it took some digging and I ended up finding it from the auto-complete that works when editing. The best way to know if the flags are being passed to the compiler, obviously, is to look at the compiler output, and make sure your flags are there, you should see -Wno-enum-compare in the command line, for example, even if the flag does not suppress anything. Take a look at this for ones that you can't suppress, that way you are not given theįalse idea that your flags aren't working right. If you get a warning that ends in -Wenum-compare, for example.Īlso, note that some warnings cannot be suppressed as per the GCC documentation
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