Jason H
2018-11-26 19:07:16 UTC
I read http://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-deployment-embedded-linux.html
I wish to use my Mac to deploy to a RaspberryPi. However I don't think this is supported. The Boot2Qt stuff at least does not support OSX (Only Windows & Linux are supported). I used a amazon linux server to build the boot2qt image. But for application development I don't want to tave to use linux, or a VM. I want to use my mac.
In the web page above, it looks like it assumes the host is compiling and pushing the compiled image to the device. I was hoping there was a way to use Qt to copy the project to the device, and build it there, so that I don't need to mess with cross-compilers on my system?
scp -r project/* ***@target:project
ssh ***@target -c "cd project && qmake && make -j 4 && ./project"
(how to attach debugger?)
Or is this a dumb idea?
I wish to use my Mac to deploy to a RaspberryPi. However I don't think this is supported. The Boot2Qt stuff at least does not support OSX (Only Windows & Linux are supported). I used a amazon linux server to build the boot2qt image. But for application development I don't want to tave to use linux, or a VM. I want to use my mac.
In the web page above, it looks like it assumes the host is compiling and pushing the compiled image to the device. I was hoping there was a way to use Qt to copy the project to the device, and build it there, so that I don't need to mess with cross-compilers on my system?
scp -r project/* ***@target:project
ssh ***@target -c "cd project && qmake && make -j 4 && ./project"
(how to attach debugger?)
Or is this a dumb idea?