How to open an exists project from the remote PC？

[Heneral]

I want to open the exists project from the remote PC "A" in my another pc "b", but I don't know how to deal with it.

[SGaist]

So it's exactly the same as for embedded systems. You cross-compile, copy and execute.
Otherwise you also have VS Code (or alternatives) that have a remote dev feature through tunneling and some additional software installed on the other machine.

[jsulm]

@Heneral What OS is running on both PCs?
Usually one would use a version control system like Git.

[Heneral]

@jsulm both ubuntu

[jsulm]

@Heneral Simply copy the project from one PC to another, or even better, use a version control system like Git. Do NOT copy files like *.pro.user
You could also use NFS, for example, to mount PC A partition on PC B, but that's not what you should do.

[Heneral]

@jsulm We are only allowed to connect to our company's git repo in PC A, and the pc b are not allowed to connect to the git repo.
So I want to find resolution to deal with this problem, just like plugin remote-ssh in vscode.

Now I am using NFS.

[SGaist]

Hi,

Why not use a setup like with embedded systems ? You build on PC A and then copy the executable and relevant libraries on PC B and do remote debugging.

[Heneral]

@SGaist The arch of PC is not same. One is arm and another is x86. The version of OS is not same, either.

[SGaist]

So it's exactly the same as for embedded systems. You cross-compile, copy and execute.
Otherwise you also have VS Code (or alternatives) that have a remote dev feature through tunneling and some additional software installed on the other machine.