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  • Qt example "textures" cannot render images on QNX x86 virtual machine

    Unsolved Qt on QNX qnx
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  • Qt cannot bring up application on QNX side

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  • Deploy UI file on QNX

    Unsolved General and Desktop qt5.13.2 qnx ui file qml convert
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    @surajj4837 said in Deploy UI file on QNX: This step is not happening What does this mean please? Post error message or describe better what happens. Do you have CMake in your QNX SDK?
  • QtCreator upload/run doesn't work for QNX

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    After further testing, the issue isn't the "run in terminal" setting. Instead, it seems that if I'm using the QtQuick/QML stuff, then QtCreator reports the following: 11:16:51: Starting /tmp/QmlTest/bin/QmlTest ... 11:16:51: Application finished with exit code 0. i.e. it runs, but exits immediately, with no error code. If I then ssh into my target and manually run the same binary, I see the expected output on the screen, and it doesn't exit until I kill it with ^C. I don't see this issue if I run an QtWidget application. The C++ launcher for the QmlTest application is below. The contents of the QML file doesn't seem to matter. #include <QGuiApplication> #include <QQuickView> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { QGuiApplication app(argc, argv); QQuickView *view = new QQuickView; view->setSource(QUrl(QLatin1String("qrc:/main.qml"))); view->show(); return app.exec(); }
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    Hi and welcome to devnet, QNX support is an Enterprise feature, you should contact the Qt Company through your Qt Account Support Center.
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    Your library paths look correct to me. Did you try skipping declaring the namespace and create a pps object? #include <qpps/object.h> QPps::Object *testObject = new QPps::Object(QStringLiteral("/pps/services/test"), QPps::Object::PublishAndSubscribeMode, false, this); You should be able to just do LIBS += -lqpps since you are setting the INCLUDEPATH and DEPENDPATH to it's directory.