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Reputation: 1145

Necessitas QT - installing shared QT libraries on a device

I have a reasonably large Qt project which I don't want to rewrite in Java for Android. So I downloaded and installed Necessitas SDK and managed to compile the project as an apk file.

So far so good. It also executed successfully in emulator, but then I got stuck. First problem was that Necessitas Qt Creator always produces a "Debug" apk file, even though I set the project config to "Release". The second problem, it allows me to deploy the app to emulator only, but I want to install and test it on a real Android device.

How can I find and copy the necessary Qt libraries manually to the device?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2027

Answers (1)

Chris Browet
Chris Browet

Reputation: 4276

Install Ministro from the Market to get the Qt libraries. Your app will dialog with Ministro to get the needed libraries from the net. See the How to write Qt apps for Android guides for more information.

Necessitas is still alpha, so the libraries are indeed debug ones (to get debug messages), but stripped of the symbols.

Upvotes: 2

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