Changes between Version 22 and Version 23 of android
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- Jan 15, 2013, 1:32:25 PM (11 years ago)
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v22 v23 86 86 * Ministro II - provides Alpha 3 libraries (cca 0.34) 87 87 88 The A Lpha 2 Qt libraries provided by necessitas are suable, but have a few issues, for example:89 * text both in Qt widgets and QML is rendered as rectangles '''unle ess it is set to italic'''88 The Alpha 2 Qt libraries provided by necessitas are suable, but have a few issues, for example: 89 * text both in Qt widgets and QML is rendered as rectangles '''unless it is set to italic''' 90 90 91 91 This is more of a technical overview as from the point of view of the Python application, all this (making sure Ministro is installed & requesting Qt Libraries) is handled by the !PySide Launcher and the application does'n need to be even aware of it. … … 178 178 }}} 179 179 180 Then add the Necessitas Qt libraries to your PATH: 181 182 {{{ 180 Then add the Necessitas Qt libraries & the Necessitas NDK to your PATH: 181 182 {{{ 183 184 export ANDROID_NDK_ROOT=<path to folder with the Necessitas SDK>/necessitas/android-ndk 185 export ANDROID_TARGET_ARCH=armeabi 183 186 export QTDIR=<path to folder with the Necessitas SDK>/necessitas/Android/Qt/482/armeabi 184 187 export PATH="$QTDIR/bin:$PATH" 185 188 }}} 186 189 190 Setting the ANDROID_TARGET_ARCH is optional, it can be set either to ''armeabi'' or to ''armeabiv7'' for some improved (?) ABI with floating point acceleration (?). 191 187 192 And configure the Qt components against them. 188 193 {{{ 189 194 ./configure --android 190 }}}191 192 For some reason Qmake then starts to thing that the Necessitas SDK directory is located in ''$HOME/necessitas''. Just make a symlink to the real directory to fix this:193 194 {{{195 ln -s <real path to necessitas SDK folder> $HOME/necessitas196 195 }}} 197 196