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Floris Velleman
Floris Velleman

Reputation: 4888

Qt Creator: No valid kits for Android found

After downloading the release candidate of QT android (windows 5.1) I decided to start QT Creator and try to make an android project (something small to see if it works). After following the tutorial I have added all (except for mips) android kits.

When I make a regular QT Application it tells me it sees all the android kits and if I use that it launches the emulator.

The problem however is that when I create a QT mobile application it tells me there are no valid kits.

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Upvotes: 6

Views: 10588

Answers (4)

Eskil
Eskil

Reputation: 86

The "Mobile Application" kit is a left-over from older Qt versions, and should not be used anymore. In Qt Creator 2.8 it has been removed to avoid this confusion.

Just use any of the regular templates, such as "Qt GUI Application", "Qt Quick 2 Application" or "Empty Qt Project" to start from a completely clean slate. If you have problems using these templates, then those issues need to be addressed instead.

Upvotes: 4

Sam
Sam

Reputation: 873

I guess the problem is with linking the kits library with qt.

Upvotes: 1

Daniel B. Chapman
Daniel B. Chapman

Reputation: 4687

I don't have a great answer for you as I'm very new to Qt-Creator, but I noticed that the "GUI Applications" have both Desktop and Android support. If you select GUI you'll have the option to configure the kits and select Android ARM 5/6/7 or x86 under your kits.

You can select Android or play around with both Desktop and Android to start out. I'm in the middle of playing with a "Hello World" example and trying to deploy to a Nexus 7. This definitely launches the AVD though I've had little success actually connecting to it at the moment.

Hopefully this pushes you past the initial hump.

Upvotes: 5

kikeenrique
kikeenrique

Reputation: 2669

Are you sure you need that kind of project?

Extracted from QtCreator : Creating Projects

Mobile Qt Application

Use Qt Designer forms to design a Qt widget based user interface for mobile devices and C++ to implement the application logic. Select this template to develop for devices that support only Qt 4.6.x

QTcreator helps you to developt QT apps, then you choose which platform you would deploy to, so I would recommend you to read Android specific sections from this links:

Upvotes: 1

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