Hi! > -----Original Message----- > From: Qt-creator [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of > Alvaro Martinez Tovar > Sent: Wednesday, November 11, 2015 1:16 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [Qt-creator] (no subject) > > Hi,
Hi! > I am quite new to Qt. Welcome :) > I have executed the example application dashboard under > Qt5.5.0 in Ubuntu and works perfectly! However, when I cross-compile it and > try > to execute it in the embedded target (based on a i.MX6UL), I get the following > error: > > module "QtQuick.Extras" is not installed First of all: this is the wrong mailing list, since your problem is not really with Qt Creator. qt-interest would fit better ... Also, give your e-mails please a subject :) Anyway, what happens for you is that the Qt Quick 2 import "QtQuick.Extras" is not found. The plugin should be located in $[ QT_INSTALL_QML]/ QtQuick\Extras > do I have to include something else to pro file in order to include this > module? No, there shouldn't be any extra steps required, provided that the Qt on your embedded device was properly set up. Try to set the QT_IMPORT_TRACE and QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS environment variables to get some more information where it searches the plugins, and maybe why it cannot load it. > What I have by now is the following: > > TEMPLATE = app > TARGET = dashboard > INCLUDEPATH += . > QT += gui qml quick widgets serialport sql target.path = /home/root INSTALLS > += > target SOURCES += \ > main.cpp > RESOURCES += \ > dashboard.qrc > OTHER_FILES += \ > qml/dashboard.qml \ > qml/DashboardGaugeStyle.qml \ > qml/IconGaugeStyle.qml \ > qml/TachometerStyle.qml \ > qml/TurnIndicator.qml \ > qml/ValueSource.qml > > > what is really strange for me is that it runs perfectly in Ubuntu, but this > error > appears when deploying to target. > I have tested some other application and they run correctly in both platforms. > Could you give me any hint to solve it? > > How could I compile everything together into one executable in order not to > depend on libraries? Is it possible? You can indeed build your application statically, but this requires a custom build of Qt, and might be not the best on an embedded platform if you've other Qt processes too. A good start to read about this is http://blog.qt.io/blog/2014/08/27/qt-weekly-18-static-linking-with-qt/ Regards Kai _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
